Democratic candidate for Lt. Governor and current Mayor of Salem Kim Driscoll recently visited Cape Cod to talk with local community leaders on issues facing the region including affordable housing and more equitable internet access. Driscoll joins Sunday Journal to discuss the Cape’s priorities as well as what she wants to potentially bring to the table for the region as Lt. Governor, should she win the race.
From The CapeCod.com NewsCenter
Hyannis prepares for Fourth of July celebrations
Man found not guilty in Hyannis murder case
No Fourth of July water fight on Nantucket this year because of drought
LISTEN: New Boys and Girls Club teen center coming to Cape Cod
YMCA’s Summer Eats providing free meals and events for kids- New England Aquarium releases 17 rehabilitated turtles into Nantucket Sound
Toxic algae spotted at Barnstable and Mashpee ponds
Cape Cod Healthcare achieves national equity certification
Safety officials say leave fireworks to the pros this weekend
Cahoon Museum is pushing forward after executive director steps down
Barnstable Police Department no longer part of Massachusetts Civil Service System
Offshore wind contract deadline pushed again
Swimming advisory issued for Eastham pond
