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Cotuit - Cape CodZip Code – 02633 |
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THE MILLS RESTAURANT
Owners Mark and Anne Ferro met at a roller skating rink at the young age of 16 and have been together ever since. The Mills is their newest partnership combining their love of good food, entertaining friends and family, and serving the Cape community they have lived in for almost 40 years.
Mark grew up in family restaurants with a large extended family of Italian heritage and learned to cook at an early age. His first “job” paid $1 per day at his great aunt Ophelia’s restaurant, where he made meatballs, veal cutlets, and washed the huge sauce pots.
Anne has always had a natural affinity and aptitude for providing excellent customer service and team building. Anne’s first employment as a young teen was with the Arlington fire department where she provided service to her community.
Mark and Anne are delighted to bring the community breakfast and lunch favorites from The Mills.
149 Cotuit Rd, Marstons Mills, MA
phone: (508) 428-9814
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| CRAZED DRIVER BOLTS FROM WILD SUBARU ROLLOVER, LEAVING OTHER DRIVER HURT! Monday August 25, 2025 |
| FALMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS ? A dramatic hit-and-run crash early Monday morning, August 25, 2025, at the intersection of Thomas B. Landers Road and Geggatt Road has left one driver injured and authorities searching for the suspect who fled the scene. The Falmouth Police Department is urging witnesses to come forward as they work to uncover the details of this chaotic incident.
At 5:21 a.m., Falmouth Police responded to reports of a two-vehicle collision. Upon arrival, officers found a Subaru Outback overturned against a utility pole and a Toyota Highlander with severe damage in the middle of the roadway. The scene was further complicated by a small fire sparked when a damaged power line ignited nearby trees, prompting a swift response from Falmouth Fire and Rescue to extinguish the blaze and assess injuries.
The operator of the Toyota Highlander was transported to Falmouth Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. However, the occupant(s) of the Subaru fled the scene before police arrived, leaving behind a trail of questions and a mangled vehicle. A preliminary investigation suggests the Subaru veered into the Toyota's lane, causing the collision before striking the utility pole and flipping over. Despite a search effort aided by a Mashpee Police K9 unit, the driver and any additional occupants remain unidentified and at large.
The Barnstable County Sheriff's Office Bureau of Criminal Investigations processed the crash site, and Falmouth Police Detectives are actively investigating. Both vehicles were towed, and Eversource crews were dispatched to replace the broken utility pole. As of 11:00 a.m., Thomas B. Landers Road remained closed near Geggatt Road, and authorities advised drivers to seek alternate routes until repairs could be made.
Police are calling on the public for help. Anyone with information or who witnessed the crash is urged to contact Detective Timothy Brandt at 774-255-4527 ext. 4663.
[Falmouth PD photo/ HN edits]
HN will provide official updates here, on this page, as they become available?
In the meantime, please have a very safe and splendiferous Cape Cod Day!
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| Cape leaders weighing real estate transfer fee Monday August 25, 2025 |
| BARNSTABLE ? At their second official meeting on the topic, Cape leaders were receptive to a possible regional luxury real estate transfer fee to address 'missing middle' housing, but officials stress the plan is in its infant stages. No specific fee is drafted yet, but the Barnstable County Assembly of Delegates say towns like Provincetown [?]
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| OpenCape begins process of leadership change as long time Executive Director departs Sunday August 24, 2025 |
| BARNSTABLE ? OpenCape is undergoing a leadership change following its announcement that long time Executive Director Steve Johnston has left the company as of August 20, 2025. Johnston has had a prominent role in the organization since the early days of its mission to provide reliable high-speed fiber-optic network connectivity to the Cape and its residents. The [?]
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| Developing: County tech rescue team called to Provincetown for wide-area search Saturday August 23, 2025 |
| PROVINCETOWN ? The Barnstable County Tech Rescue Team (BCTRT) was called to Provincetown shortly after 3:30 PM Saturday. The request was for a wide-area search for a missing person. A staging area was set up at the police station on Jerome Smith Road. CWN is checking with Provincetown Police for further details.
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| Barnstable invites the public to discuss redesigns on parts of Main Street Hyannis Saturday August 23, 2025 |
| HYANNIS ? The Town of Barnstable is inviting the community to attend a public presentation and open house on August 27 to discuss the Hyannis Main Street ?Great Streets? Transportation Network and Streetscape Project on Wednesday, August 27, 2025 from 6:30 to 8:00 pm at the Barnstable Town Hall. The project, which recently passed the 75% [?]
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| Cape Cod towns to benefit from increase in state funding program Friday August 22, 2025 |
| HYANNIS ? Elected officials on Cape Cod are celebrating millions of additional dollars in funding for the region. It's coming from the Massachusetts Chapter 90 program, which provides money to municipalities for the implementation of capital improvements on local public ways. Plymouth and Barnstable State Senator Dylan Fernandes' office says the historic increases are driven [?]
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| LISTEN: Barnstable Sheriff's new Chief of Staff brings 32 years of DEA experience Friday August 22, 2025 |
| capecodcom · New Chief of Staff at Barnstable Sheriff's Office addressing drugs with focus on users The Barnstable County Sheriff's Office new Chief of Staff says he wants to help the office tackle the drug epidemic with its user-focused strategy. Chief of Staff Dan Mahoney has 32 years of experience with the Drug Enforcement Administration [?]
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| Postcard to Voters! Postcard Party August 28, West Barnstable Friday August 22, 2025 |
| This a local Indivisible event! Spend a couple of hours with like-minded people writing postcards. Even if you've never attended a post carding event, you can join us. New people show up all the time.
We going to West Barnstable!! THURSDAY, August 28, 2025 ? 3-5pm
West Barnstable Community Center, 2377 Meetinghouse Way, West Barnstable, 02668
REGISTER/RSVP HERE
We will be doing different types of postcards total will depend on RSVPs and what is needed most! Come and enjoy community while doing good work. Snacks, soda water etc. will be served!
These events fill up quickly. If you register then find you can't attend, please cancel.
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| DENNIS SHOOTING SUSPECT SHOT A PREGNANT WOMAN EARLIER ON SAME DAY, COPS SAY Thursday August 21, 2025 |
| ABOVE: A specialized K9 unit, including K9 Nemo and his handler, Barnstable County Sheriff Deputy Nick Fitzpatrick, searched for ballistic evidence along the woodline across from Buncey's Pizza & Sports Cafe the day after the second shooting that reportedly happened in Dennis on Wednesday, August 13, 2025. Anthony Alan Delman-Edwards, 37, is accused of shooting two people at separate locations on Wednesday, August 13, 2025. The alleged first shooting of a pregnant woman occurred at around 7:37 p.m. at a pond in Carver. The alleged second shooting occurred sometime prior to 9:05 p.m. in the Town of Dennis.
CARVER, MASSACHUSETTS ? According to a media statement, Chief Marc Duphily reports that the Carver Police Department has charged a Maine man in connection with a shooting last week at Sampson Pond.
ANTHONY A. DELMAN, AGE 37, of FRYEBURG, MAINE, is charged with:
Armed Assault with Intent to Murder
Discharging a Firearm Within 500 Feet of a Dwelling
Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon on a Pregnant Victim
Possession of a Firearm Without a Firearms Identification Card
Firearm Violation with Two Prior Violent/Drug Crimes
On Wednesday, Aug. 13, at around 7:37 p.m., a woman arrived at the Carver police station and reported that she had been shot at Sampson Pond.
Officers observed what appeared to be a gunshot wound to her leg. She was taken by Carver EMS to South Shore Hospital in Weymouth with non-life-threatening injuries.
Following a comprehensive investigation by Carver Police, Anthony A. Delman was identified as the suspect, and an arrest warrant was issued in Wareham District Court on Wednesday afternoon, August 20, 2025.
Delman, who remains in custody in connection with a shooting in Dennis later that night on Aug. 13, 2025, will be arraigned in Wareham District Court at a later date.
?This case was an excellent example of good, solid police work and cooperation between agencies, which has resulted in the arrest of a violent person willing to shoot a pregnant woman,? said Chief Duphily of the Carver Police Department.
Last week, Hyannis News reported on an active investigation in Dennis following a shooting incident that led to a male arriving at Cape Cod Hospital with a gunshot wound.
On Wednesday, August 13 at around 9:05 pm, a 9-1-1 call came into the Dennis Police Department reporting the sound of a loud bang followed by a male crying, hopping, and limping around in a parking lot near Buncey's Pizza & Sports Cafe on Route 134 in South Dennis. Authorities would later learn of the same male victim arriving at Cape Cod Hospital suffering from a gunshot wound shortly after the initial 9-1-1 call.
Police swiftly launched investigations at both the hospital and the area outside Buncey's. A member of the Barnstable County Sheriff's Crime Scene Unit assisted at both locations to process evidence. During the overnight hours of Wednesday into Thursday, a sedan parked near Buncey's was towed to Dennis Police Headquarters, according to police radio transmissions.
On Thursday, August 13, 2025, at approximately 5:15 p.m., a significant development occurred when a SWAT team, alongside Dennis and Harwich police officers (including detectives), conducted a traffic stop on Great Western Road. A suspect believed to be connected to the shooting was reportedly taken into custody and transported to Dennis Police Headquarters. Great Western Road was temporarily closed as officers secured the scene.
The investigation continued into the early evening, with Dennis Police detectives and a specialized K9 unit, including K9 Nemo and his handler, Barnstable County Sheriff Deputy Nick Fitzpatrick, searching for ballistic evidence along the woodline across from Buncey's Pizza & Sports Cafe (see above HN photos). The search, which focused on detecting gunpowder and firearm related evidence, extended past sunset.
On August 15, 2025, the Dennis Police Department released the following statement:
?Upon arrival, Officers learned that a male party had been shot in the leg and he was being transported to Cape Cod Hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. Over the course of the investigation it was determined that the shooting was intentional and the male party was shot by a relative.
On August 14 at approximately 4:45 pm, Detectives from the Dennis Police Department took Anthony Alan Delman-Edwards, 37, into custody with the assistance of the Harwich Police Department and the Regional Cape & Islands SWAT team. Delman-Edwards was charged with A&B with Dangerous Weapon Causing Serious Bodily Injury, Discharge of a Firearm within 500 ft of a Building, Carrying a Loaded Firearm Without a License, and Firearms Violation with Two Prior Violent/Drug crimes.?
Anthony Alan Delman-Edwards, 37, is accused of shooting two people at separate locations on Wednesay, August 13, 2025. The alleged first shooting of the pregnant woman occurred at around 7:37 p.m. at a pond in Carver. The alleged second shooting is believed to have occurred sometime prior to 9:05 p.m. in the Town of Dennis.
Reminder: All defendants are presumed to be innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.
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| Barnstable Police arrest Saugus man in connection with August 13th stabbing in Hyannis Thursday August 21, 2025 |
| HYANNIS ? From Barnstable Police: On Wednesday August 20, 2025, 53 year old Chad Miller of Saugus was arrested on charges stemming from a stabbing that occurred on Main Street Hyannis. Just after 1am on August 16 Barnstable Police Officers were called to Cape Cod Hospital for an individual who had arrived at the emergency [?]
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