Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Linda Howell of Mashpee purchased the winning ticket in St. Petersburg Florida and claimed her winnings earlier this month.
Howell, 65, claimed her winnings February 12, 2013. She chose the one-time lump sum payment option for her winnings, which was $1,133,777.54, according to a press release. Howell purchased the ticket at Derby Lane in St. Petersburg, Florida. The owner of Derby Lane received $1,000 commission for selling the winning ticket. The ticket was the 16th jack-pot winning Mega Money ticket sold in Pinellas County Florida since 2004.
Thursday, January 17, 2013
The Lanes Bowl and Bistro in Mashpee Commons is far from your grandfather’s bowling alley. The new bowling alley combines upscale casual dining, bowling and entertainment for all ages.
The Bobby Byrne Management Corp developed the new boutique-bowling venue. The Lanes Bowl and Bistro took over the old Shaw’s Market on Green Street in Mashpee Commons. The facility includes a bistro, 10 bowling lanes, an entertainment stage, an outdoor bar and bocce court. Whether you are stopping to just grab a bite or for a round of bowling with friends the facility has something for everyone. The bowling alley has space for corporate events, kid’s birthday bowling parties and private parties. The Lanes Bowl and Bistro is open 7 days a week from 11:30 a.m. to 1 a.m.
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
A Mashpee High School student was arrested for allegedly threatening another student from Rockland High School via Twitter.
Rockland police contacted Mashpee police Monday about the incident, according to a message from Rockland High School Principal Alan Cron posted on the school district’s website. Mashpee police then questioned and arrested the student accused of sending the threatening tweet. Cron said in his statement that the teen arrested was charged with threatening to commit a crime and disturbing a school assembly. Rockland schools added additional security measures Tuesday due to the threat and upcoming basketball game between the two schools, according to the Rockland School Department’s website.
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
The 2012 Seaside Le Mans is set for Sept. 8.
Dozens of local companies are gearing up to race through the streets in Formula One race karts during the 12th Annual Seaside Le Mans-The Race for the Cape Cod Community, as over 10,000 spectators are expected to return to Mashpee Commons on Saturday, September 8, 2012. The event begins with a patriotic medley from the 30-member “We Are The Men” singers at 11:45am and the 12:00pm Opening Ceremonies include an honor guard and flyover followed immediately by the 4-hour race and awards presentation. The community fundraiser is a thrilling 4-hour Formula One kart endurance race featuring teams of drivers from local businesses and organizations racing on an outdoor track, complete with a bridge over the track to the infield. With kart …
Friday, August 3, 2012
Check out some of the great houses that sold on the Upper Cape this week.
Check out some of the great houses that sold on the Upper Cape this week.
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Check out some of the homes that sold this week in and around Falmouth.
Check out some of the homes that sold this week in and around Falmouth.
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
The casino compact between Governor Patrick and the Mashpee Wampanoag may hint at upcoming negotiations.
According to a report in the Falmouth Enterprise, the casino compact between Governor Deval Patrick and the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe, announced last week and set to be voted on by the state legislature before the end of the month, may hint at upcoming negotiations in the longstanding dispute over the tribe's outstanding land claims in Mashpee and elsewhere. The Enterprise article states that the compact includes a provision promising that the commonwealth will “use its best efforts to negotiate an agreement in 2013 with the Tribe to resolve certain title claims asserted by the Tribe involving land and water in and around Mashpee, giving consideration to the conveyance to the Tribe of some such land and water now publicly held.” According to…
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Check out some of the homes that sold this week in and around Falmouth.
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Monica Mitchell of Mashpee was sentenced to two years in the Barnstable County House of Corrections today in last year's hit-and-run death of Falmouth resident Jack Pearsall, 16.
Mashpee resident Monica Mitchell received a two-year jail sentence today in Falmouth District Court after admitting sufficient facts to motor vehicle homicide while under the influence of alcohol last July following the death of East Falmouth resident Jack Pearsall. For the lesser charge of negligent operation of a motor vehicle, Mitchell, 42, will be on probation for four years, the first two years of which she will be required to undergo drug and alcohol screenings. A additional charge of leaving the scene of personal injury/death was dismissed. Jack Pearsall, 16, was hit as he was walking on Old Barnstable Road in Mashpee after the town's Fourth of July fireworks last year. He was transported to Mass General Hospital, but passed away …
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Native Americans gathered in Mashpee Saturday for the 90th annual Wampanoag Pow Wow.
Every year, Native Americans from all over New England gather at the three-day Mashpee Wampanoag Pow Wow to display their arts and crafts, music and dance to honor their traditions. Men, women and children of all ages participate in the colorful festivities. There are amazing feathers everywhere to honor the birds they respect. The costumes are as colorful as they can be, showing the craft they have honed over the years. The music, of course, is Native American in origin, honoring their history and traditions that have survived years of strife. The costumes have changed somewhat with the passage of time as younger Native Americans who have come of age show that they have a unique and new way of doing things.
barberdick
10:42 am on Thursday, January 17, 2013
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