Susan Vaughn

Jan 16, 2025 | capecodtimes.com | Susan Vaughn

The short video shows the two separate bridges, northbound and southbound, but focuses on the southbound lanes starting with the first exit off the bridge at the Market Basket and two rotaries under the bridge interchanges to connect to the Market Basket and the surrounding neighborhoods.

Nov 11, 2024 | capecodtimes.com | Susan Vaughn

The last day to register to vote in the election is Wednesday, Nov. 27. There will be no vote by mail or early in-person voting for this election, but there will be absentee voting. A person should fill out a ballot application on the town clerk website. Precinct 1 polling place will be moved to the Yarmouth Senior Center, where Precincts 2-6 will also be held. Precinct 7 will be at King’s Way. The candidates for the Select Board seat are Elizabeth D. Argo and Thomas E. Nickinello Sr.Elizabeth D.

Oct 12, 2024 | capecodtimes.com | Susan Vaughn

In Question 6, the Assembly of Delegates has added a multi-part question seeking changes in the county charter. The Assembly, the legislative branch of the county government representing all 15 Cape towns, is seeking to “have a clear role in proposing and amending legislation and in providing budget oversight,” an overview of Question 6 states. Commission votes to oppose Question 6The ballot question has initiated a rift between the Assembly and the commissioners.

Oct 9, 2024 | capecodtimes.com | Susan Vaughn

The unofficial results from the election were 1,150 yes to 212 no, representing 10.24% of the town’s voters, Town Clerk Terri Bunce announced by email. The ballot approval was required for the Proposition 2 ½ debt exclusion question. “I’m very thankful for the landslide vote,” Select Board Chair Chris Lambton said in a phone call after the results were released. “The people of Dennis make me proud. They respect the environment, and they always have."“It was a lot of hard work.

Oct 2, 2024 | capecodtimes.com | Susan Vaughn

Dennis voters approved unanimously the first phase of a $248 million wastewater treatment plan at a special town meeting attended by more than 400 residents Tuesday night. The plan includes the design, permitting and construction of a wastewater treatment plant off Theophilus F. Smith Road, construction of a sewer collection system along the commercial planning district on Route 28, residential areas along Bass River and both sides of Route 134.