The Week In Photos, January 1, 2021
Monument Beach is the dewatering spot for the Little Bay dredging.
The Barnstable county dredge, Ellicott Bay Dragon, works in Little Bay just off the tip of Toby’s Island Tuesday.
Patty Cortes, Karen Toomer and Lisa Higgins fill bags with pre-cooked meals from The Buffalo Jump restaurant to hand out on Christmas Day.
The Reverend Nell Fields drives the refrigerated truck borrowed from the Military Support Foundation to transfer almost 800 meals for pick-up from the Waquoit Church on Christmas Day.
Looking across West Falmouth Harbor to Chapoquoit Point.
Twisting deadwood at Scorton Creek, December 30.
The door of the old boathouse on Shawme Pond has seen better days.
Junior defenseman Tommy Peterson is one of the top blue liners for the Clippers this season as they take aim at winning the Cape and Islands League.
Twenty-year veteran Falmouth Police Sergeant Michael Simoneau is one of several officers that works directly with Gosnold Treatment Center. He has seen first-hand the rise of the drug crisis in Falmouth.
Kenneth C. Coombs students created more than 100 holiday cards for Laurentide residents.
25 Water Street in Sandwich.
Ron Petrie, the "flying Santa," poses for photos with his flying gear and Santa hat in the garage of his home in Falmouth village.
Sandwich High’s Colby Leighton wins a battle for a rebound against Falmouth during a game last season. The center is back for his senior season.
A barge moves past Hog Island on its way through the Cape Cod Canal.
The cold moon shines bright Tuesday night.
Dramatic clouds over Hen Cove, December 29.
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