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Sandwich 5th Alarm
See guest photos from
the June 26, 2014
5 Alarm structure fire / haz mat call on the
Service Road.
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Sandwich 5th Alarm
SERVICE ROAD - JUNE 26, 2014
The Sandwich Fire Department responded to an early morning
fire on June 26, 2014. Upon arrival at the 100 x 200 steel
building off the Service Road, crews found heavy smoke
and fire coming from the building and quickly struck a
second alarm. This was followed by additional alarms
ultimately becoming a 5 alarm fire and haz mat incident.
Many Cape departments responded apparatus,
as did Plymouth County and the Department of Fire Services.
The fire burned for most of the day and crews remained
nearly 24 hours.
See more guest photos from the fire:
FEATURE
New COMM Boat
COMM MARINE 310
The new COMM boat 310 went in service this summer
and has already done over a half dozen runs.
The 2007 25' Safeboat is a former USCG boat.
FALMOUTH FIRE DEPARTMENT
| The Falmouth
Fire Department has officially disbanded its call fire department as of
June 2014. The last three standing members: Doug Martin, Richard "Doc"
Henry, and Joe Kelley were presented with gold badges and plaques at a
ceremony in June.
The Falmouth
FD began in 1897 and had always maintained a large call department, with
over 100 members on the roster, for much of the department's history.
As has
happened with other Cape departments and call departments around the
country in recent decades, the economic pressures, training
requirements, dramatic increases in call volume and advances in EMS have
reduced the ability of many departments to recruit and maintain call
fire departments.
For those
unfamiliar, a call fire department is essentially a volunteer style
department where members are paid for calls and training, but otherwise
are working in other occupations, until a call comes in and they respond
from whatever they are doing to serve.
Falmouth is
the third busiest department on the Cape these days, with over 6,000
runs a year, most of them EMS runs.
The
department is now 100% fulltime with about 75 paid personnel, many of
whom are paramedic/firefighters. The five stations are staffed by up to
14 personnel per shift, and as few as 10 per shift.
Many
departments, like Falmouth, have not been able to keep up with the need
for additional fulltime personnel as call personnel and other dynamics
have actually reduced the number of personnel available to respond to
calls, even while calls have doubled or tripled over the past couple
decades. Falmouth still operates with only 1 or 2 personnel on duty in 4
of its 5 stations. While those personnel would have normally been
supplemented with off duty or call members to make up a crew of 4 or 5
personnel, that is generally not these case any more.
Congratulations to those last three members for their service and place
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Plymouth Heavy Rescue
PLYMOUTH RESCUE 1
Plymouth took delivery of a new Rescue 1.
The 2014 E-One Cyclone II E-Maxx has a 1500 gpm pump,
500 gallon tank, 10kw generator, light tower, a command center,
will carry a full load of hose, extrication and special rescue
equipment. It will be assigned to Station 3 near the town center
available to respond to any area of the town.
The old R1 and old Special Hazards unit have been removed
from service replaced by the new apparatus.
Bourne Ambulance
BOURNE RESCUE 133
2014 International / Horton Type I Ambulance
May 2014
Harwich Engine
HARWICH ENGINE 64
2014 Sutphen Shield S4 Pumper
1500/500/30
Arrived on Cape May 2014
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Carver Fire Headquarters
CARVER FIRE DEPARTMENT
The front (street side) elevation of the
proposed new Carver Central Fire Station.
The apparatus bays will be double deep drive through coming out the
left and right
sides of the rear of the building.
The $8.5 Million building will be built on the current
training facility property
up the street from the old station and will also include a state of
the art training
facility. The old station would eventually be torn down allowing for
the future
construction of a new Police facility.
The project was approved by voters in 2013.
CARVER FIRE HEADQUARTERS
Voters in Carver approved the construction of a new Central
Fire Headquarters and training facility at 99 Main Street
just up the street from the current station. The old station built
in the 1950s and added on to has been outgrown. The new
station will be built on a property owned by the department
as used as their training facility.
Nov 2013
Oak Bluffs Headquarters
OAK BLUFFS FIRE HEADQUARTERS
Voters in Oak Bluffs on Martha's Vineyard approved the
construction
of a new Fire Headquarters in 2014.
The present facility (shown above) will be
torn down in the Fall of 2014
and apparatus will be relocated for about 1-1/2 years while a new
fire
headquarters is built on the same site.
SEE OAK BLUFFS PLANS
Chatham Fire Headquarters
CHATHAM FIRE HEADQUARTERS
Construction on the new Chatham Fire Headquarters is expected
to begin in the Fall of 2014.
In May 2012 Chatham voters rejected a $9.5 million proposed
fire headquarters
to replace
the outgrown Depot Street station built in the 1950s.
The department went back to the drawing board
to cut the size and costs of the building
in hopes
of solving the needs of the department and the concerns of voters.
Chatham voters were presented with a 5000
square foot smaller station proposal
at an actually higher price tag and voted approval to build a new
headquarters on
the same site as the present station.
The vote was held Oct 7, 2013.
Chatham
Fire Station Plans
Hyannis Plan Rejected
EARLIER HEADQUARTERS PROPOSAL
A July 1, 2014 vote by the Hyannis Fire District
once again fell just 8 votes short of passing the required
2/3 majority to approve despite a considerable reduction
in the size and cost of the proposed building.
Hyannis Fire District voters earlier rejected the
proposal on March 5, 2014.
That vote was 210 in favor and 169 against, but it too failed to get the
2/3 required majority vote for a $19.8 Million station.
It is unclear what the district will do
now with multiple
rejections on the badly needed replacement station.
SEE HYANNIS
PLANS
The Hyannis Fire District has
developed some plans for a proposed new fire headquarters
facility on their High School Road Ext. property. The station, if
approved, would replace
the current station built in 1965. The once spacious current
headquarters has become
cramped as the department experienced the tremendous growth in calls
from about 500
in 1965 to over 6,000 annually currently. Only a few personnel were
housed in the station
when built, and now 12 on a shift and several day personnel share
cramped quarters.
Apparatus is also significantly different today from what it once was.
The new facility would be built to provide the necessary services
currently demanded
as well as addressing future needs of the community.
(Image
from CapeCodOnline)
September 2013 Update
Nantucket Looks at New
Fire Headquarters
NANTUCKET FIRE STATION
A few years ago Nantucket voters considered building a new combined
fire - police Public Safety Building. The plan changed and the fire
department
was not included when the Police Department built their new station
on
Fairgrounds Road. Now, the Nantucket Fire Department is apparently
revisiting the option of building at that facility. The present NFD
Station on Pleasant Street has been outgrown for years.
See Dec 2013 Article.
Nantucket Fire Station
Brewster Plans Headquarters
BREWSTER FIRE STATION
The Brewster Fire Station built
in 1974 as a combination Fire / Police station
has been outgrown for years. The police department moved out years ago
into their own facility. Now the Brewster FD hopes to develop plans and
get
funding to build a new station behind this old station in the next few
years.
Plot limitations make additions or renovations to the current building
impractical.
Aug 2013
SEE PROPOSED FIRE STATION
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SCANNERS AND
RE-BANDING ISSUES
Many of you
who monitor Cape Cod Fire and Police Departments on various "trunk
tracker" style scanners may have noticed problems recently with the
implementation of the re-banding of the Massachusetts State Police (MSP)
Trunked Radio system.
Re-banding is a national reallocation of radio frequencies that has
been underway for several years across the country. The local
switchover took place in March 2013.
The changes were expected to make many older scanners obsolete,
HOWEVER!
It
is possible that many, if not all of the newer and older scanners
WILL WORK if reprogrammed with the updated frequencies. Older
scanners including the BC780, BC785, BC895, Radio Shack units, and
others will work if re-programmed!
I
recommend you break out the Owners Manual if you haven't already, or
download an online version, brush up on the basics of programming
your scanners and give it a try. YOU WILL BE HAPPY!
Here is a list of the frequencies used by the system. If you enter
them correctly (make sure you enter them as M (Motorola) TRUNK
channels, they should work.
SEE FREQS
Go to
RadioReference.com for additional information on
frequencies and programming scanners with what you want to listen
to.
For those who are
not already aware, you can also listen to the action online as well.
The LIVE SCANNER FEEDS that were previously on
RadioReference.com have been moved over to a system called
BROADCASTIFY.com. You can listen to many different feeds, but
should check out the local Cape Cod Fire Departments on the feed
provided which covers all the Cape Fire Departments, including OPS
channels, and as a bonus also gets much of the Southeaster, Mass
area off Cape.
This same
feed is also available on a Phone App. So if you wish to listen to
the Scanner here on the Cape you can certainly do so in a number of
ways thanks to
Tim
CAPE COD Area Fire Radio
and Scott
CAPE COD Fire & Police Radio
who provide these services.
The link for
Cape Cod Area Fire Radio at the top of my
Home Pages also brings your to this feature.
CAPE COD
FD RADIO LISTING
Good luck and good scanning!
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A NUMBER OF GREAT WAYS TO LISTEN TO THE ACTION!
LISTEN TO BROADCASTIFY
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PICK THE STATE - COUNTY - AND DEPARTMENTS
YOU WANT TO LISTEN TO ONLINE
SOME OF THE CAPE COD WIDE AREA FEEDS INCLUDE:
CAPE COD & ISLANDS AREA
FOR CAPE COD AREA FIRE RADIO ON LINE.
Cape
Cod Area Fire Departments Live Radio
Cape
Cod Police and Fire Departments Live Radio
Martha's Vineyard Public Safety Live Radio
Nantucket Fire, EMS, DPW Live Radio
Plymouth County Fire, Police, EMS Live Radio
Carver, Plymouth, Wareham, Plympton Fire EMS Live Radio
Mattapoisett, Marion, Rochester Fire EMS Police Live Radio
OTHER MASS & RI AREAS
Brockton Fire Live Radio
New
Bedford Fire Live Radio
Fall
River Fire & Police Live Radio
Boston
Fire Live Radio
Worcester Fire & EMS Live Radio
Greater Providence Fire & EMS Live Radio
FDNY
FDNY Citywide Fire Live Radio
FDNY Manhattan Fire Live Radio
FDNY Brooklyn Fire Live Radio
FDNY Queens Fire Live Radio
FDNY Bronx Fire Live Radio
FDNY Staten Island Fire Live Radio
FDNY All Boroughs Fire Live Radio
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Model of the 1950s Maxim ladder truck
Maxim 100th Anniversary
at Middleboro
June 2014
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FALMOUTH FIRE DEPARTMENT RELEASED NEW RUN CARDS & NOW HAS NEW
DISTRICTS (RUN
CARD)
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Cape Cod Fire Departments
2013 Run Stats
NEW
02/27/14
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
(10 year
comparison 2000 vs 2010)
Unofficial 2013 Stats
Updated 02/27/14
Estimated 60,125 Total Calls in 2013
Estimated
56,506 Total Calls in 2012
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2013 RUNS |
2012 RUNS |
| #1 Yarmouth FD |
6,709 runs |
6,478 runs |
| #2 Hyannis FD |
6,329 runs |
6,049 runs |
| #3 Falmouth FD |
6,298 runs |
6,237 runs |
| #4 Dennis FD |
4,620 runs |
4,441 runs |
| #5 COMM FD |
4,412 runs |
3,876 runs |
| #6 Bourne FD |
4,376 runs |
4,043 runs |
| #7 Sandwich FD |
3,865 runs |
3,472 runs |
| #8 Harwich FD |
3,804 runs |
3,902 runs |
| #9 Mashpee FD |
3,280 runs |
2,965 runs |
| #10 Brewster FD |
2,810 runs |
2,682 runs |
| #11 Chatham FD |
2,791 runs |
2,600 runs |
| #12 Orleans FD |
2,581 runs |
2,353 runs |
| #13 Eastham FD |
1,777 runs |
1,720 runs |
| #14 P-Town FD |
1,219 runs |
801 runs |
| #15 Barnstable FD |
1,164 runs |
1,054 runs |
| #16 Wellfleet FD |
1,138 runs |
1,080 runs |
| #17 Otis/MMR FD |
804 runs |
812 runs |
| #18 Cotuit FD |
798 runs |
732 runs |
| #19 Truro FD |
698 runs |
678 runs |
| #20 W Barnstable |
654 runs |
608 runs |
| #21 BMA |
xx runs |
xx runs |
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Philadelphia International Airport
Oshkosh ARFF with Snozzle
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VIDEOS INCLUDE SOME HISTORICAL FOOTAGE FROM THE 1940'S, 1950'S, AND
1960'S.
Cape Cod Brush Fire 1946... 15,000 Acres! Part 1
Cape Cod Brush Fire 1946... 15,000 Acres! Part 2
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Hyannis MVC Rte 132 & Xmas Tree Shop Sept
24, 2013
Cotuit Night Medflight Sept 14, 2013
September 11, 2013
Remembering 9/11
Hyannis Honor Guard Figawoi 2013
Fall River Engine
12 (Former COMM 304)
Harwich Capt Young Passing Dec 2011
Worcester
FF Davies LODD Dec 2011
New Boston & Massport Fire Boats, Nov 2011
Wareham 3rd Main St, Nov 2, 2011
Hyannis 4 Alarm West Main, Oct 31, 2011
9/11 10
Years Later
FDNY
Blessing of Fleet, July 2011
Falmouth 2nd Alarm, County Rd, May 14, 2011
Crosby's Retirement Party, 4-9-11
Vinnie Harrington Funeral, April 4, 2011
COMM
House Fire Ginger LN, April 20, 2011
Dennis Barn Fire, March 28, 2011
Mashpee Brush Fire, March 27, 2011
Hyannis FF Clough Retires March 18, 2011
Hyannis 2nd 39 Pearl St Mar 18, 2011
COMM 2nd
Pecks Boats March 16, 2011
7th
Annual Chili Challenge March 13, 2011
Hyannis Fire 447 Main St March 4, 2011
Hyannis Fire General Patton Dr Feb 20, 2011
COMM House Fire Shootflying Hill Rd Feb 15, 2011
MMR Fire
Bldg 3596 Gaffney Feb 7, 2011
Eastham Deb Abbott Retires Jan 28, 2011
Hyannis House Fire Walnut St Jan 26, 2011
West Barnstable Deputy Pye passed away Jan 25, 2011
Bourne
Fire Chief Martin Greene Jan 24, 2011
Orleans 2nd Alarm Baxter Road Jan 24, 2011
COMM Crosby
Sendoff Jan 21, 2011
COMM Crosby's
Announce Retirement Jan 14, 2011
Hyannis Chief Farrenkopf Memorial Jan 10, 2011
2010 In Review
New Years Polar
Plunge Barnstable Jan 1, 2011
Hyannis LT Roger Cadrin Retires Dec 19, 2010
Osterville House Fire Main St Dec 9, 2010
COMM
2 new Engines Dec 9, 2010
Hyannis Boat Fire Nov 24, 2010
Yarmouth Deputy Kelleher Retires Nov 11, 2010
Cotuit 3rd Alarm Old Post Road Oct 20, 2010
Dennis
Capt Paul Cabral Retired Oct 3, 2010
Oak
Bluffs Fire Museum September 19, 2010
Hurricane
Earl September 3, 2010
Red Shirt
Fridays August 27, 2010
Air Force One Visit August 19, 2010
Bourne Squateague Harbor 2nd Alarm August 2, 2010
2010 Lynnfield Muster
June 12, 2010
Sandwich 3rd Alarm FFs Hurt May 31, 2010
2010 Tri-State Muster CT May 16, 2010
Onset Cranberry 5th Alarm March 29, 2010
Hyannis FF Chili Challenge March 14, 2010
Chester NH 2nd Alarm March 12, 2010
Wareham Fire Dangelo Road March 9, 2010
Hometown Firehouse - Osterville March 7, 2010
Provincetown Apparatus Feature Feb 1, 2010
Hyannis 4th Alarm Iron House Jan 26, 2010
Harwich Tribute to "Bobby J" Jan 2, 2010
BMA
Airport Crash Drill Oct 22, 2009
Hyannis
BMA Drill Sept 24, 2009
Hyannis Baxter Rd Laundry W/F Sept 8, 2009
Harwich
Communication Center Aug 11, 2009
Marine Cpl.
Nicholas Xiarhos July 31, 2009
Yarmouth 3rd Alarm Knob Hill July 10, 2009
July Weather
2009
Hawaii Trip May 3,
2009
Hawaii Fire Depts
May 3, 2009
New
Wellfleet HQ Open March 26, 2009
Cape Cod
Animal Hospital 3rd Alarm March 9, 2009
Lakeville Fire March 3, 2009
Mashpee Condo Fire Nov 24, 2008
Sandwich
EDS Drill Nov 14, 2008
September 11, 2001 Remembered 2008
Orleans Fire
Aug 13, 2008
Hyannis Fire Winter Street July 13, 2008
The
OTIS TFFT Apparatus July 2008
Cotuit Fire Chiefs July 2008
Otis-Mass
Military Reservation Fire Dept July 2008
Hyannis
IHOP Fire May 23, 2008
Harwich Oil Tanker Crash May 14, 2008
Falmouth Fatal Deer Run May 17, 2008
Mashpee Brush Fire April 17, 2008
Falmouth
House Fire Currier Road Apr 16, 2008
Wellfleet
Headquarters Ground Breaking March 6, 2008
New Plymouth Fire Chief Dec 1, 2007
West Barnstable
Bob Crocker Nov 25, 2007
Bourne 5th Alarm Mezza Luna Restaurant Oct 20, 2007
Wareham Fire
District 100th Anniversary Oct 14, 2007
Farewell to
Sandwich Lt. David Boles Sept 15, 2007
Otis Second Alarm - Aug 5, 2007
Baltimore Firehouse Expo 2007 - Aug 1, 2007
Update of Fireboats Pages Aug 1, 2007
New Otis Fire HQ / County Comm
Center July 11, 2007
Provincetown Fishing Boat Fire June 29, 2007
Charleston Nine Tribute June 24, 2007
CIEMSS Awards May 24, 2007
Falmouth Decon Training May 2007
Barnstable County Fire & Rescue Academy Training
May 2007
Centerville House Fire May 14, 2007
Barnstable High School Docudrama May 2, 2007
West Falmouth House Fire - April 16, 2007
Mutual Aid To Nantucket Brush Fire - April 1, 2007
Rochester Fire March 29, 2007
2007 Chili Challenge Mar 11, 2007
Boston 6 Alarm Fire, Endicott St, North End Feb 22, 2007
Bourne 2nd Alarm Chickadee Lane, Feb 8, 2007
Bourne House Fire Easting Road Feb 7, 2007
Barnstable Jan 1, 2007 Splash
Bourne 2nd Alarm House Fire Nov 23, 2006
Mashpee Medflight Nov 21, 2006
Mashpee House fire Main Street Nov 17, 2006
Bourne 1939 Buffalo Engine 3 Oct 8, 2006
Harwich 1928 Maxim Engine 1 Oct 6, 2006
Falmouth Boat Fire Sept 4, 2006
COMM 2nd Alarm Fatal Fire June 21, 2006
COMM Medflight July 7, 2006
Plymouth-Wareham Brush Fires May 7, 2006
Sandwich Fire Tower Visit April 2006
Dennis 2nd Alarm House fire April 2, 2006
Plymouth County Brush Breaker Drill Feature April
2, 2006
Nantucket Ladder Truck Arrives March 28, 2006
West Barnstable Medflight March 28, 2006
Eastham Ship Wreck March 27, 2006
Taunton General Alarm Fire March 19, 2006
Mashpee 2nd Alarm March 1, 2006
Bourne House fire February 26, 2006
Falmouth House of Pizza Nov 27, 2005
Osterville 3rd Alarm Nov 4, 2005
Hyannis 2nd Alarm Rte 132 Nov 4, 2005
Centerville House Fire Oct 13, 2005
Chief Peterson Memorial
Oct 1, 2005
School Bus Accident Cotuit Sept 22, 2005
Ambulance Accidents & Problems Sept 2005
Kids Day - August 6, 2005
Staffing Issues
- July 6, 2005
Hyannis Dalmation C.J.
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June 25, 2005
West Barnstable 2nd Alarm Motel June 13, 2005
Sandwich House Fire June 9, 2005
Marstons Mills Fire
April 2005
Plymouth and Barnstable Brush Fires
Hyannis Structure Fire Barnstable Road April 2005
New Mashpee
Breaker 354 April 2005
Nantucket FD Apparatus changes Mar 2005
WBFD Chief Jenkins Retires Mar 2005
Orleans Ambulance Accident Mar 2005
New Mashpee Run Cards Mar 2005
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We Remember
The Worcester Six
December 3, 1999
Firefighters Memorial
View Video
F.D.N.Y.
343
9-11-01
Charleston Nine
June 18, 2007
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Boston
August 29, 2007
FF Paul J. Cahill - E30
FF Warren J. Payne - L25
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January 9, 2009
LT. KEVIN KELLY
Ladder 26
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Capt Robert W. Johnson
Dec. 26, 2009
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Hyannis
FF Dana "Danny" Clough
Oct 19, 2011
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Worcester
FF JON D. DAVIES
Rescue 1
December 8, 2011
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BSO Dispatcher
Jimmy Verrochi
Jan 23, 2013
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Yarnell Hill, AZ
19 Firefighters
Granite Mountain Hot Shots
June 30, 2013
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Onset Fire Chief
Howard B. "Howie" Andersen
Retired in September 2013 and passed away Oct 4, 2013.
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298 Beacon St, Boston
March 26, 2014
Lt Edward Walsh E33
FF Michael Kennedy L15
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REMEMBER
SEPTEMBER 11, 2001
The World Trade Center towers from Liberty Island, summer 2001.
TAKE A CLOSER LOOK AT WHAT HAPPENED THAT DAY.
What have we as a fire
service learned about the collapses of the
two 100 story twin towers and the 47 story WTC Building 7 that day?
CHECK OUT THESE LINKS 10
YEARS LATER
HERE
LISTEN TO THE FDNY AUDIO
TAPES OF THAT DAY
FDNY Live Audio Tapes of 9/11
REVIEW THIS VIDEO OF THE
EVENTS THAT DAY
September 11th Revisited - Full Movie
FOR MORE
FIREFIGHTERS FOR 911 TRUTH .ORG
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ENGINEERS FOR 911 TRUTH .ORG
GOD BLESS THE
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Cape Cod Cares for Our Troops
www.CapeCod4TheTroops.com
REMEMBER ALL THE MEN AND WOMEN
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CONGRATULATIONS!
HE MADE IT!
Crazy Guy on a Bike
Check out Retired
Falmouth FD
Lieutenant Joel Carlisle's
2012
Coast to Coast Bike Ride!
LINK
Joel set out from Cape Cod on April 25, 2012
and rode his bike over 4,414 miles
reaching the west coast
and the Pacific Ocean at Oregon on July 10, 2012!
His daily logs and photos of his progress
are fun to read.
Welcome Home Joel!
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Cape Cod Canal
"100 Year Anniversary"
1914-2014
Former Whaling ship "Charles W. Morgan"
built in 1841 with a home port of New Bedford, Massachusetts.
It has been part of the Mystic Seaport for decades and was recently
rebuilt and is making visits to New England ports 'o call
including New Bedford, Vineyard Haven, Provincetown,
Boston, and the Cape Cod Canal.
Photo July 23, 2014
as the Morgan arrived at Mass Maritime Academy on the Canal.
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