HYANNIS - The first North Atlantic right whale mother and calf pair of the year was spotted in Cape Cod Bay by the Center for Coastal Studies this … [Read more...]
Local Marine Expert Applauds Canal Closure to Protect Whales
BOURNE - A local marine expert says that the three right whales in the Cape Cod Canal that led to the passage’s shutdown could have been a close call … [Read more...]
NOAA Extends Limit on Fishing to Protect Whales
HYANNIS - The federal government has extended a ban that prohibits lobster and crab fishing in certain areas off of the coast of Massachusetts in an … [Read more...]
Feds Deny Emergency Call to Slow Ships, Ease Whale Strikes
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — The U.S. government has denied a request from a group of environmental organizations to immediately apply proposed ship-speed … [Read more...]
Mariners Cautioned After Large Group of Right Whales Spotted in Cape Cod Bay
HYANNIS - Massachusetts is asking mariners traveling through Cape Cod Bay to use extreme caution after several North Atlantic right whales were … [Read more...]
Right Whales Finding New Habitats as Numbers Continue Decline
HYANNIS – A new study on critically endangered North Atlantic right whales showed that a new habitat may be important for the reproductive success of … [Read more...]
Study: Earlier Spring Means More Right Whales in Cape Cod Waters
BOSTON - A new study from the New England Aquarium shows that North Atlantic right whales spent more time in waters by Cape Cod the earlier that … [Read more...]
Study Claims Climate Change Is Impacting Right Whale Use Of Cape Cod Bay
HYANNIS – A recent study led by the New England Aquarium says climate change is having an effect on how large whale species such as North Atlantic … [Read more...]
Falmouth Latest Town to Confront Holtec on Pilgrim Wastewater
FALMOUTH - Falmouth is the latest town to add a question to their upcoming Town Election ballot urging state leaders to prevent Holtec International … [Read more...]
Lawmakers Worried About Radioactive Water Dumping in Cape Cod Bay
PLYMOUTH - Several Massachusetts lawmakers have written a letter to Holtec Decommissioning International expressing opposition to the potential … [Read more...]
From The CapeCod.com NewsCenter
Steamship Authority Introduces New COO
Sunday Journal – Barnstable County Highlights Water for April
Sunday Journal – New J-1 Housing Coordinator Talks Importance of Program for Workforce
Sunday Journal – AIDS Support Group of Cape Cod Applauds FDA Approval of Narcan for Over-the-Counter
FDA Approves Narcan for Over-The-Counter Sale
More Hyannis Sewer Work on Rt. 28 Begins April 3
Regional Hospital Among Awardees For Aging Services Funding
Hyannis Golf Course Reopens Friday
AmeriCorps To Hold Sessions On Volunteer Placement
Barnstable County Capital Projects Total Over $60M
Senators from Several States Ask NOAA to Address Whale Deaths
Registration Open for Big 3 Fishing Tournament
Harwich Receives $620,000 for Great Sand Lake Sewer Project