The Boston Globe   Mansion demolition order has Truro residents
debating  House changes vista that Edward Hopper painted  The
biggest house in Truro, a $10 million glass-and-concrete mansion
only recently completed, has been ordered demolished by the
town. The home, on a ridge overlooking Cape Cod Bay, obscures
part of the famed Hopper Landscape where the artist painted for
decades. The reason for the demolition: The home does not
qualify as an allowed “alteration’’ to a small home that sits a
good distance away on the property owned by a Boca Raton widow.
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