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- Town Manager's Response to Residents' Letter
- Beach sticker refund offered
- Resident's Letter to Martha Coakley
- Paving scam alert
- Concerned Residents Send Letter to Town Manager
- Shoes for Kids
- Cycling for change
- Cub Scout Flag Sale
- Please welcome Clipper intern Brennan Murray
- Fire Department: bon fire permits now available
This month
- Millbrook Motors in non-compliance
- Duxbury Beach Closed to Vehicles
- Sexting at the middle school
- Speaking for tolerance
- Strong community, inadequate facility
- Beach closure letter delivered to Town Manager
- Towns adapt to sea level rise
- Selectmen updated on funding for post employment benefits
- Public Notice: NStar Vegetation Management Plan
- Lacrosse stages one for the ages
This Year
- Duxbury Weathers Hurricane Sandy
- Parent Connection Panel Discusses Teen Alcohol and Drug Use
- Board of Selectmen Support all Eight CPA articles
- Annual banding of the Osprey
- Who knew? Town officials stood by when Troy made statements officials considered to be inaccurate
- Sharpshooters at Duxbury Beach
- Keno at Hall's Corner
- Duxbury man charged with rape of a child
- Many on edge after ‘gropings’
- Primary Day Results
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- Duxbury Weathers Hurricane Sandy
- Parent Connection Panel Discusses Teen Alcohol and Drug Use
- SPECIAL REPORT: State ethics board eyes transcripts
- Duxbury attorney named to Atlantic Symphony Board
- UPDATED: Duxbury serviceman killled in Afghanistan
- Board of Selectmen Support all Eight CPA articles
- Millbrook Motors closed
- Cruise ship manager guilty of stealing $2.4 million
- Annual banding of the Osprey
- Beacon Hill Roll Call
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| UPDATE: Charges filed in Cape accident |
| Thursday, June 18, 2009 12:00 AM |
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Bourne police say they have filed misdemeanor motor vehicle homicide charges against the driver who struck a Duxbury man in Bourne last week. Heather MacDonald, of West Dennis, has been summonsed to Falmouth District Court to face charges of motor vehicle homicide, negligent operation, according to the Bourne Police. She had already been charged with failure to yield and operating to endagner before the victim died. Kevin Thomas Barclay, 52, of Wadsworth Road, was involved in a scooter accident last Thursday, according to his family. He succumbed to severe head injuries on Monday, June 15. A report in the Cape Cod Times said that Barclay was riding his motor scooter through a rotary at around 11 a.m. when a car entered without yielding, and the scooter hit the side of the car, the police said. He was transported to Brigham & Women’s Hospital in Boston, where a spokesperson Monday said he was in the intensive care unit. A family member wrote in his obituary that he loved deep sea fishing, clamming in Duxbury Bay, making jewelry from seashells in his fabrication shop in Kingston. “His life was dedicated to keeping things simple, keeping stress low, and making other people happy with his infectious smile and sometimes rambling stories,†the obituary stated. |







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