BOSTON – The Trump Administration has proposed opening the Atlantic Ocean to offshore oil and gas exploration, and the New England Aquarium is hosting … [Read more...]
Balloon Ban Proposed in Orleans
January 6, 2019
ORLEANS – The Orleans Board of Selectmen recently voted to move ahead with a public meeting regarding a proposed bylaw that would ban the sale of … [Read more...]
Center for Coastal Studies Leader Attends UN Climate Change Conference
December 31, 2018
PROVINCETOWN – The President and CEO of the Center for Coastal Studies (CCS) in Provincetown recently returned from the United Nations Climate Change … [Read more...]
Coastal Management Committee Formed
December 31, 2018
BARNSTABLE – The Barnstable County Coastal Management Committee was established by the Board of Regional Commissioners to provide guidance on the … [Read more...]
Fun Science Facts: All About Snow
December 21, 2018
Sure, it's fun to play in, to throw, and to make snow angels - and maybe not so fun to shovel - but, as hardy New Englanders, snow is part of our … [Read more...]
Plan Proposed to Fix Erosion at Red River Beach Jetty
November 18, 2018
HARWICH – The Town of Harwich is seeking a solution to an on-going erosion issue on the backside of the Red River Beach jetty. In the last several … [Read more...]
The Importance of Organic Gardening
September 17, 2018
What exactly is organic gardening? A basic definition is gardening without synthetic fertilizers and pesticides. But it is much more than simply … [Read more...]
Gardening for Pollinators
September 10, 2018
Attracting nature’s pollinators (bees, butterflies, bats, moths, hummingbirds, and a wide variety of other winged and crawling creatures) is easier … [Read more...]
Nauset Disposal Partners with The Center for Coastal Studies to Support the Right Whale Emergency Initiative
May 14, 2018
Nauset Disposal is once again helping lead the conservation charge here on Cape Cod – this time by partnering with The Center for Coastal Studies in … [Read more...]
This Cape Cod Company’s Mission is to Serve its Community
May 10, 2018
When Shawn DeLude first decided to go into the disposal business back in 2001, he was a one-man show, quite literally. The entire business was the … [Read more...]
From The CapeCod.com NewsCenter
Steamship Authority to Present Revised Woods Hole Terminal Plans
Advisory Panel Wants Answers on Pilgrim Sale to Holtec
Flushing Underway in CO-MM Water District
Waldorf School Launches Crowd Funding Effort to Find New Location
Sandwich Officials Unveil Bank Building Plans
Chatham Road Project Scheduled to Begin
Regular Review Planned for D-Y Schools
RTA Task Force Seeks Public Comment on Performance Report
Massachusetts Gas Prices Up Another Nickel
Deadlines Approaching For Habitat Housing 
Cod Fishery Plummets to Least Valuable Year Since 1960s
Gunman Kills 3 on Dutch Tram, Mayor Says Terror Likely
Bass River Bridge Project Begins Monday
