The Week In Photos - March 26, 2021
A paramotor soars over Menauhant Beach.
The Barnstable County Dredge just off shore near the Edward A. Baker boat ramp on Mashpee Neck Road, March 24.
An irrigation channel in a cranberry bog at Willowbend Country Club.
Kids Save Beach
Tyler Williams of Sandwich is about to sink a "putt" at the town's new disc golf course. The course, at Oakcrest Cove, adjacent to the new public safety complex on Quaker Meetinghouse Road, is still a work in progress. So far 9 of the 18 holes are playable. The back 9 have yet to be installed.
The Mashpee Mermaids gather for a cold water swim at South Cape Beach on Tuesday. Margie Bloom (front left), Meredith Hinds Harris (rear) and Michaela Colombo are all Mashpee residents.
Fans at the first Falmouth High School football game.
Falmouth High quarterback Doug Rose hands the ball off to running back Cooper Young during the opening day game against Dennis-Yarmouth High School last Saturday.
Stop Asian Hate held at Falmouth Green on Sunday afternoon.
Mike Tucker and Kevin Friel show off a newly made owl nesting box.
A view of the downstairs engineering and planning offices
The navigation map awning at the Steamship Authority passenger loading area in Woods Hole.
A view from the Shining Sea Bikeway out towards Quissett Beach.
A repaired section of the Shining Sea Bikeway near Trunk River.
Reflections in glassy smooth water in a pond off of Marsh Pond road in Sagamore, March 22.
Bourne High School Drama Club students Jack Martin (below, left), Ava Fenton, Grace Russell, Madison Sexton, Elizabeth Black and Murphy O’Shea (above), rehearse for a performance of “Charlotte’s Web.”
The Town of Bourne’s access ramp at Sagamore Road is damaged each year by winter northeasters. “In the late spring we bring in beach sand, which is permitted under an existing order of conditions and cover up the rocks. However, it does get worse each year,” Conservation Agent Samuel Haines said. “The town is looking into a long-term solution, but it will definitely be covered up with sand by the summer season. There are stairs located at this location for pedestrian access, and this ramp is intended for emergency access only.”
Betty Macintosh turned 95. She was a kindergarten teacher at Mullen School. Many drove by to wish her well on her birthday.
Lieutenant Michael Evaul with Mashpee Fire & Rescue explains some of the procedures and equipment for an upcoming active shooter training session. Lt. Evaul wears a body armor vest and helmet.
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