BARNSTABLE - Barnstable Schools Superintendent Mary Czajkowski will leave the district at the end of this school year to take the job of … [Read more...]
Center for Women Plans for Expansion
March 4, 2015
FALMOUTH - The Cape Cod Center for Women has long existed quietly in the Cape community for 15 years, given the security issues in housing people who … [Read more...]
Inaugural Hydrangea Festival to Benefit Nonprofits
March 4, 2015
BARNSTABLE - The first annual Cape Cod Hydrangea Festival will take place July 10 to 19 this summer and organizers are already gathering people and … [Read more...]
St. Patrick’s Parade To Go On Despite Snowy Roads
March 4, 2015
YARMOUTH - The St. Patrick’s Day festivities get underway this weekend on Cape Cod with the 10th annual Cape Cod St. Patrick’s Parade on Saturday, … [Read more...]
Busiest Winter Ever for Marine Life Center
March 3, 2015
BUZZARDS BAY - With record number of turtles washing up on the Cape's shores this winter, the National Marine Life Center in Buzzards Bay had its … [Read more...]
Hoarding Task Force Provides Support on Cape Cod
February 24, 2015
FALMOUTH - The Cape Cod Hoarding Task Force is trying to get the word out about how Cape Codders can help themselves or family members who are dealing … [Read more...]
Training for Family, Friends of People with Autism This Week
February 23, 2015
DENNIS - More than 10 years ago, a group of parents of children with autism came up with the idea of special training for public safety officials and … [Read more...]
Doctors Offer Heart Healthy Tips
February 23, 2015
HYANNIS - Heart disease is a lifelong condition. Once you get it, you will always have it. The good news is, it is largely preventable. That is the … [Read more...]
Study Underway on Seal Colony on Monomoy
February 21, 2015
CHATHAM – One of the world’s biggest gray seal colonies is off the coast of Cape Cod at Monomoy and off Nantucket on Muskeget Island and winter is … [Read more...]
Karter Reflects on Years with Symphony, Updates Project to Construct Concert Hall
February 20, 2015
HYANNIS - After nine seasons at the helm of the Cape Symphony and Conservatory, Jerome Karter plans to retire at the end of the Symphony’s season in … [Read more...]
From The CapeCod.com NewsCenter
States celebrate preservation of AmeriCorps funding
Provincetown public restrooms are now all-gender
Habitat for Humanity’s Ride for Homes returns for eighth event
Falmouth Reconsiders Noise Bylaw with Growing Popularity of Pickleball
State Confirms Season’s First Human West Nile Virus Case
Mass State Police helping with flag vandalism case
Officials fired after misconduct investigation at new Cape Cod police academy
State provides reassurance after molted horseshoe crab shells cause concern
Governors celebrate offshore wind for Labor Day, but uncertainty remains
Yarmouth announces funds for the production of local events- More West Nile Virus positive mosquitos detected in Falmouth
LISTEN: Seaside Le Mans F1 race returns to raise money for cancer, child hunger and more
LISTEN: Labor Day travel forecast with AAA Northeast
