FALMOUTH – Four Falmouth bodies of water have been labeled as dangerous for residents due to high and moderate levels of cyanobacteria. Tests for … [Read more...]
Barnstable Warns of Fertilizer Threat to Ecosystem
July 19, 2021
WEST BARNSTABLE – Barnstable Town Manager Mark Ells recently released a reminder to residents to be mindful of the fragile ecosystem on Cape Cod and … [Read more...]
Cyanobacteria Warning Issued for Peters Pond
July 16, 2021
SANDWICH - As summer temperatures continue to rise, the Sandwich Health Department has issued a cyanobacteria bloom warning for a local freshwater … [Read more...]
EPA Gives State More Than $200K for Beach Bacteria Testing
July 2, 2021
HYANNIS – The United States Environmental Protection Agency will be awarding $245,600 to the Massachusetts Department of Public Health for water … [Read more...]
Sandwich and Mashpee Test Lakes for Dangerous Bacteria
June 29, 2021
SANDWICH – Several local bodies of water are currently being monitored for cyanobacteria, also known as blue-green algae, which can be harmful to … [Read more...]
Toxic Algae Blooms Begin on Cape Cod
June 10, 2021
BREWSTER - The Association to Preserve Cape Cod has advised residents that they have begun to detect blooms of toxic cyanobacteria, also known as … [Read more...]
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Barnstable Highlights Busy Slate Of July Fourth Programming
Falmouth Select Board Approves Main Street Housing Project
Nip Ban To Go Into Effect In Martha’s Vineyard
VIDEO: Watch Mother and Calf Pair in Cape Cod Bay as State Honors “Right Whale Day” this Week
Gosnold Island Designated As A “Green Community”
Yarmouth Select Board Hears About Migrant Status, Combined Dispatch Center
Provincetown To Hold Annual Town Election In Mid May
MassDOT Ready To Install New Traffic Pattern At Bourne Rotary
New Steamship Authority Vessels Clearing Last Stages
Pavement Filling Underway On Route 130 In Sandwich
Dr. Charle’s “Stormy” Mayo To Be Honored Ahead Of Planned Retirement
PHOTOS: 11 Dolphins Stranded in Wellfleet, 7-Hour Rescue Follows
Whale Season Begins for Cape Cod Bay as State Honors Official Marine Mammal
