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Will You Help Henry Find a Home on Cape Cod?
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Henry is a 9 year old, orange, neutered male. He might be timid at first, but extremely friendly once he's warmed up! He likes taking long naps and … [Read more...]
Cape Cod Community College: A Place for Adult Learners this Fall!
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The Covid pandemic has caused many adults to rethink their lives and their work. The economic recovery has opened up new opportunities for people to … [Read more...]
Cape Cod: Where Going North is Really East and the Lower is Above the Upper
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There are a number of unique things that come with life on Cape Cod that locals may take for granted...scenic views along winding roads, expansive … [Read more...]
Things You Might Not Know About Harwich
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The Town of Harwich is a quiet resort and agricultural community located on the south side of the Cape peninsula, with an extensive shoreline on … [Read more...]
Waggin’ Wednesday: Pepper is Looking for a Quiet Home on Cape Cod
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Pepper is a sweet young lady who is a little reserved when you first meet her. She will likely thrive in a quiet, low activity home without dogs or … [Read more...]
Forgotten History: The Story of Hyannis Port’s Railroad Wharf
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For much of the last century Hyannis Harbor located inside Lewis Bay has been one of the most important ports on Cape Cod. It is where countless … [Read more...]
Will You Help Buster Find a Home on Cape Cod?
August 24, 2021
Meet Buster! Buster is a 9 year old handsome neutered male. Don't let his age fool you, this guy is full of energy! He absolutely loves to run and … [Read more...]
Things You May Not Know About Eastham
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The Town of Eastham is a coastal resort community straddling the arm of Cape Cod. Located on the lower Cape, the town is bounded on two sides by land, … [Read more...]
How Orleans Was Involved in World War I
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A century ago America was embroiled in the First World War. Our country had joined the battle in Europe on April 6, 1917 though it had been raging for … [Read more...]
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Test Scores Show Pandemic Toll on Learning in Massachusetts
Democrats Tie Government Funding to Debt Bill, GOP Digs In
Mild Drought Conditions Remain On Cape
Special Olympics Recognizes Martha’s Vineyard High School
Prescribed Burn Planned for Camp Edwards
Baker Creates Clean Heat Commission to Help Cut Emissions
Pfizer Says COVID-19 Vaccine Works in Kids Ages 5 to 11
State Community Colleges Will Require COVID Vaccinations
Activists Call on Plymouth Jail to Stop Housing Immigration Detainees
Two Cape Cod Projects Focus of MassDOT Design Hearings
Arts Foundation of Cape Cod Opens Grant Application Process
Plimoth Patuxet Honors 400th Anniversary of Thanksgiving
Sandwich Provides Updated COVID Announcement
