Cape Cod may be famous for its sand and sun, but it’s also known for its enormous variety of cultural events, those including the arts, music, … [Read more...]
Sandwich Police Begin Operations at New Department
June 17, 2019
SANDWICH – It's move-in day for the Sandwich Police Department as staff officially takes command of the newly built, 27-acre public safety campus on … [Read more...]
Leadership Cape Cod Hosting Board Training Program This Month
June 17, 2019
WEST YARMOUTH – A new training program begins this month for those serving or interested in serving on nonprofit boards of directors. Offered by … [Read more...]
Stripped: Owner of Cape Cod’s Only Strip Club Forfeits Adult-Entertainment License
June 16, 2019
MASHPEE – Cape Cod’s only strip club is no more, and and calls for an encore don't seem likely. Zachary’s Pub officially closed on June 3, … [Read more...]
Cahoon Museum of American Art Announces Free June Events
June 16, 2019
CENTERVILLE – The Cahoon Museum of American Art has announced a list of upcoming programs and events for the month of June. The month kicked off on … [Read more...]
Falmouth Selectmen Waive Permit Fees for Workforce Housing Project
June 15, 2019
FALMOUTH – Town officials have waved building permit fees for the Falmouth Housing Corporation’s workforce housing project. Selectmen waived … [Read more...]
MBL Scientist to Summarize Human Impacts on Environment
June 15, 2019
WOODS HOLE – Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) scientist Jerry Melillo will be summarizing the changes and impacts of human activity on the … [Read more...]
Cape Cod Chamber Orchestra to Present 2nd Annual Summer Celebration
June 15, 2019
HARWICH PORT – The Cape Cod Chamber Orchestra, the region’s newest professional orchestra, will be presenting its second annual Summer … [Read more...]
Ortiz Assailant Wanted in New Jersey
June 14, 2019
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (AP) — U.S. prosecutors say the man suspected of shooting retired Boston Red Sox star David Ortiz is … [Read more...]
Lawsuit Claims Low Income Students Shortchanged
June 14, 2019
BOSTON (AP) — A lawsuit filed against Massachusetts officials says the state's education funding system shortchanges low-income school … [Read more...]
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Nantucket Select Board Approves Host Agreement with Pot Dispensary
JFK Hyannis Museum Debuts New JFK Jr. Exhibit
Yarmouth Lawsuit over D-Y School Vote Dismissed by Judge
Steamship Authority Meeting to Focus on Woods Hole Terminal Design
Provincetown Select Board Moves Forward with Roundabout Plans
Davenport Foundation for the Arts Accepting Scholarship Applications
