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Evening in the park

CENTERVILLE — R. Ronald Nash, 79, of Centerville, passed away on September 13, 2014. He has left his beloved family to continue his passion for life, hard work, entrepreneurial creativity and an authentic spirit.

WEST YARMOUTH — Professional ballroom dancer Adrianne Haslet-Davis, who lost her lower left leg in the Boston Marathon bombings, is a survivor, not a victim.

PLYMOUTH — Tani Mauriello pulls and tugs at the dough in front of her on a wood table, folds it like a comforter that just kept her warm on a crisp night and places it gently in a bowl waiting for the slow, steady rise.

HYANNIS — John Barboza says there are 500 cliches in 12-step programs, and all of them are true.

With federal budget cuts hampering the big-ticket fundraisers it used to rely on, an organization that supports military personnel and families is turning to new fundraising avenues for support.

NORTH EASTHAM — The freshman class of Nauset Regional High School received iPads this week that they'll use at school and at home for the next four years, according to Nauset Public Schools Technology Director Barbara Lavoine.

FALMOUTH — A 21-year-old Wareham man with life-threatening injuries was flown to a Boston hospital Friday night after a one-car crash, according to the fire and police departments.

MONUMENT BEACH — Bourne police are looking for a man age 17 to 21, approximately 5 feet 7 inches tall, who is suspected of breaking and entering a home on Tara Terrace around 1:30 p.m. Friday.

TRURO — Police are urging drivers to be aware of possible traffic delays today along Route 6 and side roads due to the town's 23rd annual Truro Treasures event.