When Carolyn Hearne bought her home upland of Route 1 on Cobb Road, the view from her front windows looking over her 14 acres encompassed several hundred yards of wild pasture sloping downhill to a copse of trees that obscured the highway.
Today the trees are gone. In their place is a beige building on broad patch of dirt. It's home to a new fireworks store. Hearne wishes it didn't exist.
"I just couldn't even ...
When Carolyn Hearne bought her home upland of Route 1 on Cobb Road, the view from her front windows looking over her 14 acres encompassed several hundred yards of wild pasture sloping downhill to a copse of trees that obscured the highway.
Today the trees are gone. In their place is a beige building on broad patch of dirt. It's home to a new fireworks store. Hearne wishes it didn't exist.
"I just couldn't even ...