The longtime superintendent of the Cape Cod National Seashore recently announced his retirement after 11 years on Cape Cod and 44 years in the National Park System. George Price joins the program to talk about his tenure and what’s ahead for the seashore. The park attracts millions of people to Cape Cod each year.
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Falmouth Road Work Closes Main Street Thursday
