ANNOUNCEMENTS & INFO

Attention Drivers

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NATIONAL GRID GAS PIPE INSTALLATION, ANCHOR LANE, COTUIT

May 4, 2021  National Grid, through their contractor Fraser Engineering, is planning on trenching across Route 28 on Tuesday, May 11th as part of their Anchor Lane (Cotuit) Regulator Station replacement project.  This work will require single lane closures on Route 28, which will last one evening.  Work is anticipated to be performed from 7:00 PM to 7:00 AM. 

Pre-work (i.e. saw-cutting) will take place on Wednesday, May 5 and Thursday, May 6, which will require portions of Anchor Lane travel lanes to be restricted, and work on Falmouth Road (Route 28) will include temporary lane closures, which will be controlled by police details. As always, please slow down and use extreme caution when traveling through the road construction areas, and follow posted safety and detour signs.

Upcoming Precinct 7 & Town Council Meetings May 2021

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View Legally Posted Agendas HERE

Town Council Meeting – Thursday May 6, 7pm, REMOTE

Cotuit Fire Commission – Tuesday May 11, 5:30pm, Remote

Precinct 7 Monthly Open Meeting – Contact Precinct7@comcast.net

Village Clean Up Day – Saturday May 15, 10am, Lowell Park

Cotuit Prudential Committee – Monday May 17 , 6pm, Remote

Civic Association Annual Cotuit Fire District Budget & Candidate’s Night – Monday May 17, 7:30pm, Remote

Town Council Appointments Committee – Tuesday May 18, 4:45pm, REMOTE

Cotuit Water Commission – Wednesday May 19, 5:45pm, Remote

Town Council Meeting – Thursday May 20, 7pm, REMOTE

Cotuit Prudential Committee – Monday May 24 , 6pm, Remote

Cotuit Fire District Elections – Tuesday May 25, 4-8pm, Freedom Hall

Cotuit Fire District Annual Meeting – Wednesday May 26, 7:30pm, Cotuit School

Slurp Oyster Contest

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Hello Recreational Shellfishers!

In case you missed it, we are still having fun with our biggest slurp oyster contest! Our video is HERE

I have finished making the winners “medal” since we only have 1 week left of oyster season! That’s right, one week left to find the biggest oyster (Last day April 28 and then all of North Bay closes)! If you have already entered, you can enter again if you found a bigger one. I am not going to tell you who has found the largest so far since I want more slurps! I will give you a hint, it needs to be at least 6.5 inches to be in the running and remember, people don’t like to walk far so those ones down at the end have probably been there a while…..

Happy slurping and best of luck out there. It was great to see all your smiling faces and amazing entries! I will be sending out another email to announce the winner and ask those that entered if they would be willing to share their pictures with everyone. 

Liz Lewis
Shellfish Biologist
Marine & Environmental Affairs
Town of Barnstable
1189 Phinney’s Lane
Centerville, MA 02632

Office: 508-790-6272