Yarmouth Board Approves Contested Entertainment License

Overview: The Yarmouth Select Board’s recent meeting has led to the unanimous approval of a sought-after entertainment license for Tugboats restaurant, despite objections from some community residents. The decision came after a examination of the proposal, which included a debate over the restaurant’s impact on the neighborhood’s noise levels and quality of life. The board’s resolution was to grant the license with substantial restrictions to balance the interests of the business and the neighborhood.

Yarmouth Zoning Board Debates Future of Local Properties

Overview: The Yarmouth Zoning Board recently convened to deliberate on several petitions that could shape the town’s landscape. The board’s agenda included discussions on proposed property developments and expansions, with particular focus on a proposal by TNC Holdings Inc for the redevelopment of a Route 28 property and concerns regarding a local water park expansion.

Yarmouth Select Board Approves Special Licenses for Pirate Festival

Overview: The Yarmouth Select Board recently held a meeting that included discussions on several community topics, of which the approval of special licenses for the Cape Cod Pirate Festival at Joshua Sears Memorial Field stood out. The festival, which is anticipated to attract 1,500 to 2,000 visitors daily over four days in June, received a special all-alcohol license and a special entertainment license. The festival’s offerings will include live entertainment, children’s activities, and a partnership with the Cape Cod Maritime Museum. Concerns about parking and noise levels were addressed, with the event organizer assuring directed parking to Bridgewater School’s field and the plan to relocate back to the drive-in site in the future.

Yarmouth Energy Committee Explores EV Infrastructure Expansion

Overview: The Yarmouth Energy Committee convened to deliberate on the expansion of electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure and the promotion of solar energy within the town, placing a keen emphasis on the practical application and impact of such projects. The committee’s agenda featured considerations for the installation of level three EV charging stations, the use of solar canopies, and the possibility of supporting low-income individuals with EV bikes through grant funding.

Dennis-Yarmouth Students Advocate for Later School Start Times

Overview: In a recent Dennis-Yarmouth Regional School Committee meeting, students presented a Civics Action project advocating for later high school start times, which emerged as a particularly engaging topic. The students also addressed potential concerns regarding the impact on extracurricular activities and part-time jobs.