5/19/2021
Town of Cumberland ready to rev up business
Margie Andrews, right, from Attleboro, Mass., receives a hug from Cumberland Senior Center Administrative Assistant Deb Coia when they met at the newly reopened Senior Center on Tuesday afternoon. (Breeze photos by Robert Emerson)
CUMBERLAND – Local residents were back to the reopened Cumberland Senior Center Monday, and Town Hall was fully reopened as of Tuesday, the latest signs that life is set to return to mostly normal in town as the state also reopens.
Also this week, a Town Council subcommittee was set to meet on Wednesday, May 19, to discuss a possible ordinance allowing town restaurants to maintain outdoor spaces through the end of the year without needing a special license.
Room to spare at the Australian Open
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Day one of the Australian Open’s brave new world and already the social and financial hierarchies were firmly establishing themselves. These are uncharted waters (being February), which left many discombobulated and dreaming of the good old days.
It was slow going at the Founders Club behind a wooden paling fence opposite Rod Laver Arena. There, patrons who have dropped up to $70,000 for the privilege can enjoy access all areas over the fortnight of the tournament.