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Michaela Chesin, Banner Staff
PROVINCETOWN – Inside the Provincetown Portuguese Bakery on Saturday, a group of women in silver Bachelorette sashes crowded the shelves of desserts as they tried to figure out what to buy.
They weren t the only ones, either, eyeing racks of pastries with intent.
With the 8 a.m. opening of the bakery after a year of uncertainty, due to the COVID-19 virus threat and a change of ownership, came a welcome rush of business, said co-owner Chuck Stanko.
“It was really busy,” Stanko said on Monday.
The surprise on Saturday, he said, was how many people came in to thank him and his husband, George Carroll, a baker, for keeping the tradition going.
April 7, 2021
BY KURT MOFFETT || REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN
THOMASTON – Another sign that the COVID-19 pandemic may be coming to an end â the Landmark Community Theatre is getting ready to reopen.
First up is standup comedian Tom Cotter at 8 p.m. on May 1. This is a fundraiser for Thomaston High Schoolâs Project Graduation. that was postponed last spring because of the pandemic. Project Graduation is a non-alcoholic celebration for graduating seniors.
THOMASTON, CT 033121JS06âThe Landmark Theater in Thomaston is preparing to re-open. Director Kelley Hutton, center, talks with cast members, from left, Lou Guertin; Jeff Dunn; Scott Stanchfield and Chuck Stango as they rehearse for their upcoming production of âThe Foursomeâ on Wednesday. To comply with social distancing guidelines, the theater has removed rows of chairs.