The Week In Photos - October 23, 2020
Rainy day cranberry harvest at the Old Barnstable Road bogs in East Falmouth, October 21.
Diane Hammer (left), Stephanie Miele, Kate Eldred, Izja Lederhendler, Linda Bellizzi, and Marcy Klattenberg gather at the parking lot on Pincecrest Beach Road to go on a 300 Committee walk to the Mares Pond well site.
Cranberry picking time at Willowbend Country Club. A Willet feasting on bugs along the bog.
Charlie Orcutt, seated, after signing his letter of intent to join the Buccaneers football team. Behind him are his mother, Erin Orcutt; father, Ken Orcutt; and sister, Samantha Orcutt; and cadets Dane Campbell and Conner Reynolds.
A cranberry bog next to Route 28A in Cataumet recedes into the fog.
Riley O’Brien breaks past a D-Y defender and opens up space before moving the ball to the front of the net during the Clippers victory at home on Tuesday.
Falmouth High forward Caroline Freeman pushes the ball up the field during a home game last week for the Clippers.
Colorfull leaves at the Jehu Pond Conservation Area, October 21.
Spiderwebs covered in water drops at the Old Meetinghouse Road bogs in East Falmouth, October 21.
Saeed Chaudhry, the winning bidder for the former Forestdale Fire Station property, walks up to finalize the purchase after the close of the auction. Mr. Chaudhry owns the Shell Station across the street.
Mason Bob Oliver, with Architectural Masonry Services, uses a grinder to shape stone while building a new sign for the Bourne Sandwich Rotary at the end of the Upper Cape Tech Driveway, October 21. Bob is a 1979 UCT graduate in masonry.
Fall colors fill the Sagamore Cemetery on Wednesday.
Lily pads speckle the surface of Combs Pond in Mashpee, October 20.
Kevin Mason from Veterans Community Center Main Street Buzzards Bay in the pictures cleaning the voting booths and voting polls at early voting.
Poll worker Kim Rutty looks up voter Carl Omohundro on a tablet to check him in during early voting hours at the former Henry T. Wing School.
Mashpee Town Hall saw a steady flow of early voters Tuesday. Poll worker Paul Robillard looks on as Donna Zeger places her ballot in the box.
Falmouth early voters line up at the former senior center on Dillingham Avenue, October 20.
A well decorated house on Waterhouse Road in Bourne, October 20.
Early voters turn out in Bourne to cast their ballots Tuesday at the Community Center. Poll worker Merrilynn Wenzel assists Arielle Gomes.
The Aptucxet Garden Club turned out en masse, Tuesday, October 20, to the grounds of Aptucxet Trading post to plant masses of daffodils in a Covid-safe way. The garden club ordered and received some 5,000 daffodil bulbs through a grant from the Bourne Community Engagement Committee to plant at Aptucxet with the goal of starting a 'Daffodil Days' festival in 2021.
The Aptucxet Garden Club turned out en masse, Tuesday, October 20, to the grounds of Aptucxet Trading post to plant masses of daffodils in a Covid-safe way. The garden club ordered and received some 5,000 daffodil bulbs through a grant from the Bourne Community Engagement Committee to plant at Aptucxet with the goal of starting a 'Daffodil Days' festival in 2021. Alda Barron plants bulbs along the road near the main entrance.
Tuesday’s sunrise at Perch Pond looking out toward Great Pond
These three deer took the last of Geoff Fitzgerald’s tomatoes from his garden in North Falmouth.
Fire officials are seeking information from the public about what started the fire.
Large rocks run down Menauhant Beach, October 16.
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Mason Bob Oliver is pictured grinding stone without any dust protection. Stone dust is lethal in the lungs and he is not following OSHA regulations.
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