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...]
Coonamessett River to Benefit From River Restoration and Climate Preparedness Grant
May 3, 2018
FALMOUTH- Governor Charlie Baker has announced a state grant of $70,000 to restore the Lower Coonamessett River in Falmouth in an effort to … [Read more...]
Where to Camp on Cape Cod
June 5, 2017
Summers on Cape Cod bring to mind wind swept beaches, sunshine, and fabulous seafood. While you may have a standing reservation at your favorite … [Read more...]
‘Tick Explosion’ Spurs Entomologist to Offer Tips on Avoiding Disease
May 29, 2017
BARNSTABLE – Barnstable County's entomologist Larry Dapsis said the region is experiencing a “tick explosion,” and weather really doesn’t have much to … [Read more...]
Where to Pick Your Own on Cape Cod
May 29, 2017
With warm weather approaching it's only a matter of time before farm stands selling fresh produce begin to pop up. If you prefer to get your fruit and … [Read more...]
Birding for Beginners Workshop to Take Place at Smith Cold Brook Preserve
May 28, 2017
HARWICH PORT - With lots of bird song and activity in the air, spring is a great time to practice your birding skills. Sponsored by the Harwich … [Read more...]
Officials Remind Beachgoers: No Seal Selfies!
May 27, 2017
BARNSTABLE – Approaching marine mammals and other wild creatures is against the law, but NOAA Fisheries is reminding beachgoers to stay away from … [Read more...]
The Return of Gypsy Moths Worries Cape Insect Experts
May 23, 2017
BARNSTABLE – The hungry gypsy moth caterpillars beginning to grow on trees across Cape Cod could become a major problem for the area’s shade … [Read more...]
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Barnstable Officials Consider the Future of Municipal Recycling
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New ‘Family Fridays’ Program to Begin in October in Wareham
