Women-Owned Businesses Not Uncommon At Mashpee Commons
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As the summer tourism season gets underway, Cape Cod Coffee is expanding to a seasonal location in the Popponesset Marketplace in Mashpee.
Starting Memorial Day weekend, the local coffee roasters will be serving up hot coffee, espresso, cold brew, sandwiches and salads to residents and visitors in the New Seabury area.
âWeâre hoping to do at this location what weâve done at the other locations: quality food, quality coffee, quality service,â said Jillian Manning, Cape Cod Coffeeâs marketing director. âWe really try to customize the coffee experience for people.â
Cape Cod Coffee last year opened a new roasting facility on Evergreen Circle and also operates a café and restaurant in Mashpee Commons. The new seasonal location at Popponesset will be open weekends only until June and aims to remain open until Columbus Day, Ms. Manning said.
It is disturbing and simply unacceptable.
I would like to set the record straight on several points of misinformation that are being circulated on social media, in print and on get-out-the-vote calls for the upcoming town election.
The development of affordable housing is a priority for Mashpee Commons. Currently, 10 percent of existing units at Mashpee Commons are designated as affordable, and a minimum of 10 percent of planned units will be affordable. Mashpee Commons is not planning to build a luxury housing development, nor was that ever the plan. Any statement or claim to the contrary is defamatory.
Townspeople must also be made aware that a potential alternative to the Mashpee Commons expansion project is not pretty. The property is zoned C-1 commercial and has been even prior to the establishment of the Cape Cod Commission. That means the property could be sold and subdivided into smaller lots for typical âbig-boxâ development. Would the opponents of the expansi