Murray, the Captain Kidd's manager for the past 15 years, will become manager of the Lee-Side.ġ69 1997 Cape Cod Times.
Crowley of Milton as director and William P. of Milton as president and treasurer his brother, James O.
The prospective owner, CMC Enterprises, includes William F. The new owners don't plan to remodel the building, and intend to run a restaurant and lounge much like the Captain Kidd, Turkington said. "It was a considerable step to give it up. Turkington also commended Jonah and his sister Judy for agreeing to sell the business to another long-standing local business. "We've dodged a bullet," Selectman Matthew Patrick said, "but maybe it's something we should consider for future town meetings, a bylaw that would put restrictions on franchises for the town as a whole, not just village by village." And I think it sends a message to any other community that is interested in preserving its local character, that it is worth fighting for." Our extensive menu boasts local seafood, mouth-watering steaks, a wide array of appetizers, raw bar, daily specials, pizza and our signature chowder and lobster. "The town did not decide lightly to spend the legal dollars that they did," Selectman Virginia Valiela said, "but it was definitely worth it. Though all of the bills are not yet in, the town has spent at least $53,000 on both cases. The selectmen appealed that ruling immediately. A Barnstable Superior Court judge ruled in favor of Holland last summer, saying the proposal fit the legal definition of a restaurant. Cape Cod, long regarded as one of the most likely. Several places on the Atlantic coast claim the honor of harboring the booty. Captain Kidd, according to local tradition, buried his gold at Money Head on Hog Island in Pleasant Bay, off Orleans. The decision sparked a local grass-roots fight against the corporate franchise as well as several lawsuits, including one that pitted the selectmen and planning board against the zoning board of appeals. Cape Cod: Articles: History, Orleans, Places- post an article Captain Kidd’s Pirate Treasure. Though town bylaws ban fast-food in the village of Woods Hole, Holland won approval from the zoning board by proposing a cafe-style McDonald's with hostess seating, waiter service and no drive-through window.
Jonah had been negotiating to sell the Lee-Side to John Holland, a McDonald's franchiser who lives in Mashpee. The rejoicing, hugs and handshakes that went round the audience after the hearing underscored the fact that to many, it was more than a simple liquor-license transfer. "What, you've got a low gear on it?" Selectman Edward Marks Jr. "The food will be good and the food will not be fast," Eric Turkington, the lawyer for the prospective owners, told the selectmen Tuesday night.
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The board agreed to transfer the Lee-Side's liquor license to CMC Enterprises, which will run a conventional restaurant and bar out of the corner clapboard building that sits across from the Steamship Authority terminal. The owners of the Captain Kidd restaurant received unanimous support from the Falmouth selectmen in their bid to buy the Lee-Side Bar and Cocktail Lounge from owners Jud James W. from this port town to Marthas Vineyard, Woods Hole boasts an eclectic and robust restaurant scene. Wisconsin AfricaĪlgeria Cameroon Egypt Ethiopia Ghana Kenya Madagascar Malawi Mauritania Mauritius Morocco Namibia Nigeria Réunion Senegal Seychelles Sierra Leone South Africa Tanzania The Gambia Tunisia Uganda Zambia AsiaĪrmenia Bhutan Brunei Cambodia China Hong Kong India Indonesia Japan Korea Laos Macau Malaysia Mongolia Myanmar Nepal Pakistan Philippines Singapore Sri Lanka Taiwan Thailand Tibet Vietnam Canadaīritish Columbia Newfoundland & Labrador Nova Scotia Ontario Quebec Saskatchewan Central America & CaribbeanĪntigua and Barbuda Bahamas Barbados Belize Costa Rica Cuba Dominican Republic Guatemala Haiti Honduras Jamaica Nicaragua Panama Puerto Rico St.FALMOUTH - The four-year legal battle over bringing the golden arches to Woods Hole appears over, with no arches in sight. Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Florida Georgia Hawaii Illinois Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri Montana New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia Washington Washington D.C.
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