Cotuit News

While the Cotuit Fire Annual Meeting warrant is shorter than most years, a return item to nix health benefits for elected district officials may keep things lively, May 30 .

I am encouraging Cotuit residents to vote for James Gardner for Fire Commissioner.

Memorial Day Parade When: Monday, May 28 -A The parade will form at the library at 9:30am and kick-off sharply at 10am Where:A The traditional parade takes place as in years past down Main StreetA in Centerville from the Centerville Library , up Old Stage Road to Beechwood Cemetery.

East wind 7 to 10 mph becoming south. Tonight, look for partly cloudy skies, with a low around 55.

A 34-year-old Cotuit woman is in custody after allegedly driving drunk with her 4-year-old daughter in the car.

Police arrested a woman for operating under the influence of alcohol after she was allegedly caught driving with her 4-year-old daughter Thursday night.

Ellie Claus of Barnstable completed her term as chair of the town library committee by receiving good news from Acting Town Manager Tom Lynch.

A doctor who made a house call so impressed Stephanie Wall as a girl growing up in Brighton that she decided to study medicine.

Jim Gould is a history keeper. With meticulous research over years he knows stories of the past: what is here still, what is not here, save in memory.

HARMONY, RESPECT, PURITY, AND TRANQUILITY These are the words on the banner behind Lois Hirshberg, curator of an exhibit at the teahouse at the Cotuit Center for the Arts, as interpreter Yoko Kawashima Watkins explains the ritual of hospitality.

There's a vintage couture fashion show and luncheon on Saturday, May 5 at 11:30am at the Coonamessett Inn .A Enjoy lunch, view beautiful outfits from the 20's to the 80's provided by Hott Couture Vintage in Cotuit, adore new designs by Lawrence School student fashion designers, delight in the jewelry at the bling table, and participate in fun ... (more)

Fran Devasto's first play, Losing Your Pants is being performed in the Black Box Theater at the Cotuit Center for the Arts through May 20.

The date read April 30, but the scene at Town Hall Square last night was more reminiscent of the 4th of July.