Wicked Local
CARVER – A former church could potentially be the location of Carver’s first recreational marijuana retailer with the Planning Board in the process of hearing a request for a special permit and site plan review from Capeway Cannabis.
The Planning Board asked many questions of Capeway Cannabis during the opening of the public hearing before scheduling a site visit at 307 Tremont St. for Jan. 5 and continuing the public hearing to its next meeting Jan. 26.
Capeway managing consultant and property owner Kevin Hough said the company is locally-owned and family-owned with ties to the South Coast communities as well as being one of the few minority-owned retailers owned by women.
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Sun, Dec 20, 2020, 06:00
Sunday, TG4, 9.30pm A concert of traditional music from St Nicholas’ Collegiate Church in the heart of Galway city, presented by Cormac Begley. During the 1990’s, the duet Begley and Steve Cooney reached national acclaim and were regarded as one of the foremost performers of Irish music. Cooney pioneered a new approach to traditional accompaniment and formed a perfect marriage with Begley’s energetic west Kerry style. They are joined by Canon Gary Hastings, Kevin Hough, Saileog Ní Cheannabháin and Clíodhna Ní Bheaglaoich, each bringing their own unique musical talents to this historic and majestic setting.