On a crowded, humid Fourth, a quiet celebration anywhere but the beach
4 Jul 2018
Community Interest
Several dozen people were there when the first notes of the National Anthem began to drift through the quiet streets of Noank on Wednesday afternoon.
And they were almost all still there two hours later, when the Noank-Mystic Community Band ended their concert with a lively version of John Philip Sousa's "The Stars and Stripes Forever."
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