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THE BLACK CAT TAVERN
Owners David Colombo and Scott Brownlee invite you to the harbor-side Black Cat Tavern overlooking the water in Hyannis, MA. The Black Cat strives to achieve the same high levels of food and service as Mr. Colombo’s other Hyannis restaurants, the Roadhouse Cafe, in operation for more than 30 years, and Colombo’s Cafe and Pastries.
The Black Cat is not simply a seafood shack. The restaurant has a spacious bar and piano lounge – with live music offered four nights a week – a roomy, heated patio and unbeatable ferry access. The expansive menu offers a variety of the freshest seafood, signature burgers, steaks and chops, and chef-driven specialties. The menu also incorporates local ingredients extensively.
165 Ocean St, Hyannis, MA
phone: 508-778-1233
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| Driver able to self-extricate after crash causes vehicle to overturn in Barnstable Thursday June 26, 2025 |
| BARNSTABLE ? A traffic crash reportedly left one car on its roof in Barnstable. The collision was reported about 5:45 PM Thursday at Attucks Lane and Phinneys Lane. The occupant were out of the overturned vehicle when rescuers arrived and no serious injuries were reported. Barnstable Police are investigating the crash which cause delays for [?]
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| WOMAN ARRESTED, POLICE SEIZE LARGE KITCHEN KNIFE AFTER MAN ALLEGEDLY ASSAULTED Thursday June 26, 2025 |
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HYANNIS, MASSACHUSETTS ? [HN PHOTO NOTES] ? Barnstable patrol officers responded to a parking lot on West Main, at around 11:00 p.m. last evening, for a report of a female assaulting a male. Responding squad cars were advised the female had a knife in her hand.
The scene was secure when HN arrived on scene moments later. There was no ongoing assault at that point. A woman holding a baby was calmly speaking with officers. She was standing outside of a red sedan that had its lights turned on. Both driver-side doors were open. The alleged male victim was presumably speaking with officers out of view behind a nearby fenced area. Officers walked back and forth between the red sedan and the fenced area. An ambulance was not requested to the scene.
A member of sheriff's crime scene unit responded to take photos and process evidence. In one of the above photos, she assisted a Barnstable patrolman with securing a large kitchen knife in a brown paper evidence bag.
An adult female civilian arrived on scene to take custody of the baby. Officers helped transfer a baby's car seat and bag from the red sedan to the woman's vehicle.
Once arrangements were made for the baby, the woman standing outside of the red sedan was handcuffed and taken into custody, quietly and without incident.
Police had helped defuse what was initially described as a very volatile situation? on an unpleasantly hot and humid evening. Ultimately, nobody was badly hurt.
According to sources, the woman was arrested on domestic and knife-related charges. (Due to state law, police cannot release specific details in domestic-related arrests until after the arraignment. No further details were available at the time of this report.)
* The initial details contained in the above report are based on police radio transmissions and information on scene. The defendant is presumed to be innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.
IN OTHER RECENT HN PHOTOS: It's not an easy life, to be homeless on the streets of Hyannis?
ABOVE: An elderly gentleman was found partially in the roadway after a fall early this morning. He was spotted by someone up early and working in the area of Route 28 and Ridgewood Ave. The man was unable to get up and was in a lot of pain. He was described as being in his 70s, suffering from knee and elbow pain. He also struck his head during the fall. He had been walking, pushing a cart when he lost balance and fell. Barnstable Police officers shielded him from traffic while a Hyannis FD ambulance crew responded. He was eventually transported to the emergency room at Cape Cod Hospital. It's a good thing he was spotted!
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| Barnstable making additional opioid grants available for local projects Thursday June 26, 2025 |
| BARNSTABLE ? The Town of Barnstable is continuing to conduct opioid abatement grant funding dispersals. The funds are going to support initiatives with a positive community impact. Categories include substance abuse prevention and education, harm reduction, treatment services and recovery supports. Projects are eligible for up to $50,000. The first two rounds were conducted last [?]
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| LISTEN: Mass Ready Act, regional composting and immigration with Barnstable County officials Thursday June 26, 2025 |
| capecodcom · LISTEN: Mass Ready Act, immigration and more with Barnstable County officials Between the finalized Fair Share Budget and recently filed Mass Ready Act, the Cape and Islands region is seeing a lot of money for transit, water quality and more. Barnstable County Commissioner Mark Forest says it's a big win, with many projects [?]
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| More towns join calls for Rep. Flanagan's resignation Thursday June 26, 2025 |
| YARMOUTH ? Yarmouth has voted to join Brewster and Dennis in calling on First Barnstable District State Representative Chris Flanagan to resign. The three towns encompass the entire First Barnstable district represented by Flanagan. Flanagan was arrested on April 11 and is out on conditional release after pleading not guilty to allegedly stealing $36,000 [?]
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| Convicted felon from Hyannis sentenced to 10 years in prison for unlawfully possessing firearms Wednesday June 25, 2025 |
| BARNSTABLE ? A Hyannis man has been sentenced for being a felon in possession of a firearm. Donnel Pina, 52, faces 10 years in prison and 3 years of supervised release. The following is the full statement from the U.S. Department of Justice: A Hyannis man was sentenced yesterday in federal court in Boston for [?]
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