The Week In Photos - December 25, 2020
Along Greenwood Street Christmas lights glow.
Annual blooms of algae in the Mashpee River, an estuary that flows into Popponesset Bay, are the result of nitrogen pollution from septic systems.
Volunteers help unload a truck filled with holiday meals outside the Sandwich Human Services Building, where they were then parceled out to volunteers who were then delivering the meals to homebound seniors throughout town.
Homebound senior Sue Howard uses her flannel shirt as a facemask while accepting a meal from Sandwich Council on Aging director Susan Marancik Tuesday afternoon. The Sandwich Council on Aging partnered with Heart to Home Meals to deliver meals to seniors throughout town in advance of the holiday.
Natalie Andrews and her children—Bear, 2 1⁄2, Shepherd, 8, and Ben, 6, at far left—look at a model of the Falmouth Village Green while taking in the light displays.
Mashpee Wampanoag Bear Clan Mother Anita Peters sewed more than 150 blankets as gifts for her tribe members. Back row from left, Angel Peters, Crystal Peters and Abigail Peters. Front row, Trish Keli’iuni, Victoria Peters-Fermino, Anita Peters, Blue Fire Woman Evelyn Peters-Fermino and Brian Weeden.
The Bell Tower in Woods Hole
Andrew Baily, center, and his attorney Drew Segadelli, left, listen to Judge Edward Lynch, who presided over the hearing. Mr. Baily has been charged with the murder of his mother, Cheryl Crowell, at her Mashpee home on Friday. He was in Falmouth District Court Monday morning.
Dredging of Little bay, between the Monks Park beach and the tip of Toby's Island, December 21.
The Old Town Cemetery reflects in Shawme Pond December 21.
A dusting of snow at Bournes Pond last Friday
Christmas Lights glow along Mashpee Rotary.
Sharp-Shinned Hawk along Old Main Road.
Opening day at Mill Creek attracted a crowd. Not only was it the first day of the season but it was also the only chance people would have to collect shellfish for the Christmas holiday meal.
Storm damaged homes along Salt Marsh Road.
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