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Registering History: Update on Cape Cod Sea Serpents
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Whaling Captains of Color
Online Thursday at 7 p.m.: “Whaling Captains of Color,” a live virtual book lecture by author Skip Finley and host Duncan Oliver for the Historical Society of Old Yarmouth. Register for this free event at www.hsoy.org.
A Martha s Vineyard resident, Finley has written a comprehensive account of the more than 50 sailors of color who rose to captain America’s great whaling ships. His book is an entertaining read that puts the focus where it properly belongs: on the multi-cultural essence of a fishery that spanned the globe.
One-Lane Main
Traffic barriers and one-way traffic are back in place on Hyannis Main Street to allow for outdoor dining and expanded pedestrian access to shopping and restaurants.
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Arbor Day tree donation
In commemoration of Arbor Day 2021, the Dennis Democratic Town Committee (DDTC) collaborated with four local nurseries to make a gift to the town of four native trees. DDTC volunteers planted the trees in Johnny Kelley Park on May 1 – two Red Maples by the main baseball diamond, and a Fringe Tree and a Red Oak by the bocce courts.
Dennis Director of Public Works David Johansen and his staff provided expert guidance and coordination for the project. Johansen, who is also the town’s tree warden, advised the group on native tree selection and planting locations.