To The Editor of the Provincetown Banner: In response to your editorial ” True Patriotism” It would benefit your readers if your editorial contained some balance so let me offer, respectfully, an alternative point of view: First, you state the usual enemies in your third paragraph as if they are the only ones that ...
Local unfunded employee benefits have started a debate which has opened up Cape Cod’s townspeople’s eyes as to what is quickly approaching. According to the Cape Cod Times (2-13-11) the 2008 estimate for my town is 63.4 million, which the Chairwoman of the Board of Selectman said “It’s a huge thing hanging over Provincetown’s head.” ...
The home of the Mayflower Compact, the precursor to the U.S. Constitution and the secularist’s nightmare, the document most often ignored in our history. This is when a small group of immigrants began to formulate law UNDER GOD to live in their newfound land. Read it here: http://pilgrim-monument.org/mayflower.html The Monument represents the Pilgrim’s first landing ...
As I celebrate my 6th wedding anniversary today I am delighted in the Ma court’s decision to support the equalization of my marriage with those of opposite-sex couples. I have long viewed the decision to call my union “a marriage” to be a thorn as I believe civil union is a better reserved title for same ...
Provincetown honors its Portuguese ancestry with the annual “Blessing of the Fleet” ceremony. Tradition is before a country’s ships departed on an often dangerous journey, the Bishop blessed the vessels and crew. Beginning with a mass at St. Peter’s Church, followed by a festive procession to MacMillan Wharf ceremony, our fisherman are blessed today. May they have a safe ...