Cape Cod National Seashore Superintendent Brian Carlstrom joins Sunday Journal this week to outline how the Seashore’s beaches will be safe this year despite a famine of lifeguards across the nation. He also touches on general beach safety as sharks return to Cape Cod, as well as updates on upgrades the Seashore has been working on throughout the season.
From The CapeCod.com NewsCenter
Public comments being accepted for Coast Guard buoy removal plan
RMV ending pandemic-era policy for driving instruction
State revenue department issues warning about a new scam
Housing Assistance closing in on $5M funding goal for affordable housing
Barnstable’s Annual Community Safety Day returns on Wednesday- Lottery being held for two Mid-Cape apartments
Falmouth town officials respond after 18-year-old accused of planning school shooting
Falmouth to host community forum on proposed police station replacement
Oil spill response exercise to take place in Marstons Mills on Tuesday
Parking restrictions for Sandy Neck Beach project starting September 22nd
Habitat for Humanity’s Ride for Homes raises $78k for housing
State lawmakers back Cape Cod real estate fee
Comcast offering free flags to honor Cape’s military community
