The Week In Photos - November 27, 2020
The sun sets behind Punkhorn Point in Mashpee.
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Teaticket School physical education teacher Carrie Shanahan (left) introduces a new Elevate Fitness Course at the school.
Waypoint Academy maintenance staff Noel Turzyn, left, and Mike Melchiono and program coordinator Kara Peterson with the last few meals left from a Thanksgiving dinner giveaway. The school usually has a dinner for the families of their students on the holiday but due to COVID-19 they opted to just go with supplying all the ingredients for a full meal. All of the food was supplied by the Falmouth Service Center.
The Cape Cod Family Table Collaborative set up a special Thanksgiving food distribution supplying dinners to families and Singles at the Henry T. Wing School, November 24.
Books fill the Sand Hill School Community Center on Dewey Avenue after the building was transformed into the temporary home of the Sandwich Public Library.
The Reverend Nell Fields and Barbara McPhelim work with Judy McAlister (right) filling ditty bags for crew members of merchant ships that come into the ports of Boston, Portsmouth and Portland for Seafarer’s Friends.
State Trooper John Lennon, shot in Hyannis, was given an official escort back to the Cape when he was released from the hosptal. Fellow state troopers lined up in front of the barracks at the Bourne Rotary to show their respect and support.
State Trooper John Lennon, shot in Hyannis last Friday, was given an official escort back to the Cape Monday afternoon. Fellow State Troopers lined up in front of the barracks at the Bourne Rotary to show their respect and support.
Mashpee DPW workers set up the holiday light displays at the rotary, November 20.
A surfer helps a friend get his kite aloft at Chapoquoit Beach last Friday.
A kite surfer kicks up a wake off of Old Silver Beach, November 20.
The Alonzo Booth Blacksmith Shop viewed through a wagon wheel, November 20.
With Friday, November 20 temperatures reaching sixty degrees it was almost a beach day at Snake Pond.
The Aquatic Brewing Company on Main Street in Falmouth. Co-owners Greg Horning, left, and Alex Bergan set up to transfer the hops from the boil kettle on the left to the fermenter on the right.
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