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Transcripts for FOXNEWS America Reports With John Roberts Sandra Smith 20211019 17:54:00

john: although congressman according to the washington post, they did not have the added benefit of it being true. it really does but the good news is, most voters already know what they are doing and they know who they believe. they believe glenn youngkin and they understand that people like terry mcauliffe and democrats all across the country have been siding with their powerful school or teacher union buddy, and parents in virginia are asking for help for their children. the last thing we need is government indoctrination in our schools. we should teach them the three rs, teach him how to be successful and give every child regardless of their race and it gender and where they come from cummaquid to get on the opportunity to chase that american dream.

Cape Cod Traffic: How to avoid getting struck in bridge backups

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Mass Audubon annual Bird-A-Thon sanctuary fundraiser 2021

WELLFLEET The Boston Marathon may be virtual this year but the Bird-a-Thon is live and happening in real time starting Friday. Mass Audubon sponsors the competition each year, and this year s battle between 13 teams based around Audubon’s Sanctuary regions celebrates the 125th anniversary of the organization, which was founded in 1896 by cousins Harriett Hemenway and Minnie Hall. The two Bostonians wanted to stop birds from being shot to feather fashionable hats. The first Sanctuary, Moose Hill in Sharon, was opened in 1916 and it’s still a powerhouse in the Bird-a-Thon competition. Anyone can participate birders, nature lovers, families. But what’s a Bird-a-Thon?

Richard Scali retiring from Barnstable Licensing Dept.

Richard Scali retiring from Barnstable Licensing Dept. Perry Lima Café coming to Main Street, Hyannis; new manger for 99 Restaurant, Centerville Bronwen Howells Walsh Richard Scali, licensing director for the Town of Barnstable for the past decade, today announced his retirement, effective March 18. I ve been working in this industry for 35 years, Scali told members of the Barnstable Licensing Authority on Monday. You are the most professional, knowledgable board I’ve ever worked for. To me, you re an example of a great board/commission in the Town of Barnstable. I will miss all of you immensely. Scali said the job opening has been posted, and that. David Anthony is overseeing the search for his successor.