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Bourne Police Sergeant honored for saving life during incident on Bourne Bridge
BOURNE – A Bourne Police sergeant has been recognized for his actions in helping save the life of an individual experiencing a mental health crisis on the Bourne Bridge last December. According to the Bourne Police Department, Sgt. Wallace Perry was traveling home following a shift as a department...
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Hyannis woman arrested for stealing over $5K from neighbor’s apartment and truck after Apple Watch tracked to her unit
HYANNIS – On Tuesday, October 6, 2026, at approximately 9:00 a.m., Barnstable Police Officer Jian Barcelo was dispatched to an apartment at 800 Bearse’s Way to follow up on a previously reported larceny incident. (The account and quotations in this article were sourced from the printed Personnel Narrative...
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Cape Cod knows Kristin Ingala’s voice. Now watch what she does with her fists
Kristin Ingala , the South Dennis resident whose unmistakable Boston accent made her one of eight finalists in Massport's search for a new "Voice of Logan," didn't win that title. But the popular Chatham Squire bartender is already focused on her next title, and this time she'll lead with her fists, not her voice. A competitive boxer, Ingala is turning her full attention back to the gym, preparing to compete again in the New England Golden Gloves tournament, Jan. 7-25, 2027. And, after that, take the next step in her fighting career. "I am channeling the focus into boxing and hopefully after the Golden Gloves this year I will turn pro," she said. The "Voice of Logan" contest was a "wicked crazy ride," Ingala wrote in a Facebook post, after public voting had closed but before the winner was announced Nov. 5. The contest, which sought a voice that could offer a welcoming first impression to travelers at Boston Logan International Airport, drew nearly 6,000 entries before the final eight were selected. Ingala said she was disappointed not to take that title, which went to Chris Donisi of Burlington, but she's taking it in stride. And the experience brought a