BOSTON (AP) — With a deadline approaching, it appears as if fewer Massachusetts state employees are opting for early retirement than originally … [Read more...]
Former IFAW Executive Charged With Stealing Children’s Medication
June 12, 2015
BARNSTABLE - A Marstons Mills woman who formerly served as the chief financial officer at the Woods Hole Research Center and the International Fund … [Read more...]
Boston 2024 Tries to reboot bid for Olympic Games
June 12, 2015
BOSTON (AP) — The sailing venue was relocated from Boston Harbor to the waters of Buzzards Bay. Tennis dropped out of Harvard to move to the inner … [Read more...]
Meeting Set on Wellfleet Cultural District Proposal
June 12, 2015
WELLFLEET - A presentation is being held in Wellfleet on trying to establish downtown as a Massachusetts Cultural District. The meeting will be … [Read more...]
Prescribed Burn Planned in Orleans Today
June 12, 2015
ORLEANS - The Cape Cod National Seashore and the town of Orleans are conducting a prescribed burn today. The burn will be held at the Orleans water … [Read more...]
Maintenance Work Scheduled for Bourne Bridge on Monday
June 12, 2015
BOURNE - The Army Corps of Engineers says maintenance repairs are scheduled for the Bourne Bridge on Monday. One lane heading off-Cape will be … [Read more...]
Cape Tech Celebrates 40 Years, Looks to the Future
June 12, 2015
HARWICH - Cape Cod Regional Technical High School is celebrating its 40th anniversary this week. The vocational school in Harwich, which currently … [Read more...]
Gosnold Partners With Cape Cod Police To Provide Overdose Program To Victims
June 12, 2015
HYANNIS - Gosnold on Cape Cod is partnering with Police Departments on the Cape to offer the Overdose Intervention Program to recent drug overdose … [Read more...]
Lower Cape Police to Participate in Discussion of Racism
June 12, 2015
ORLEANS - With a number of controversies involving the police's handling of issues involving minorities happening across the country in recent months, … [Read more...]
Sport and Spirit Weekend to Help Wounded Vets
June 12, 2015
YARMOUTH PORT - The Cape is welcoming more than 40 wounded veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars and their families today for the 6th annual … [Read more...]
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DA identifies man found dead by Provincetown Airport
Special town meeting in Bourne to address proposed MBTA Communities Act housing district
The invasive spotted lanternfly is spreading in Massachusetts
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“Quiet crisis”: Losses in nature driving long-term Massachusetts conservation goals
Rabies vaccine distribution begins in September
