PROVINCETOWN - The Center for Coastal Studies in Provincetown has been awarded over $2.7 million from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric … [Read more...]
Another Offshore Wind Project Terminates Contracts, Plans to Rebid
September 5, 2023
HYANNIS - The burgeoning offshore wind industry hit another snag this week after another developer of a project just South of Martha’s Vineyard filed … [Read more...]
Officials Urge Safety Amid Shark Uptick
August 14, 2023
HYANNIS - A new study into the habits of sharks off of Cape Cod points to a resurgence of the marine predator after a significant population crash in … [Read more...]
Global Ocean Temperatures Hit New Record
August 6, 2023
HYANNIS - The temperature of the world’s oceans reached new known record highs last week, according to scientists. The European Copernicus … [Read more...]
Cape Cod Has Among Highest Population of White Sharks in the World
July 28, 2023
HYANNIS - According to a new study, Cape Cod has one of highest white shark populations in the world. Approximately 800 white sharks visited the … [Read more...]
Sharks Off Cape Prompt Swimming Bans and Beach Closures
July 13, 2023
NANTUCKET - Sharks hunting for seals off the Cape and Islands' coastline shut down several beaches to swimming this week. Truro and Wellfleet … [Read more...]
April 2023 Fourth Warmest on Record
May 16, 2023
HYANNIS - The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported that April 2023 was the fourth warmest on record, with global ocean … [Read more...]
Cape Cod Artificial Reefs Receive Boost from State
August 3, 2022
FALMOUTH - Artificial reefs just off the coast of Harwich and Yarmouth have been bolstered by over 2,000 cubic yards of material from the … [Read more...]
State Announces 2021 Ocean Management Plan
January 5, 2022
HYANNIS - The state has announced the final release of its 2021 Massachusetts Ocean Management Plan, which will outline standards for ocean-based … [Read more...]
From The CapeCod.com NewsCenter
Joint Base Cape Cod gate in Sandwich to remain open at least for several more months
Governor’s Energy Bill Could Bring Nuclear Power Back to Massachusetts
Yarmouth Will Hire Energy Manager to Reduce Energy Use and Cut Carbon Emissions
Man Released From Custody After ICE Agents Used Hammer to Break Window for Arrest
New Harborfront Park Has Opened in Provincetown, While Ground is Broken on Recreational Field Improvements
Mashpee Voters Elect Select Board Members; Approve New Police Station
EPA Announces Rollback for Some Biden-Era Limits on ‘Forever Chemicals’ in Drinking Water
LISTEN: Bringing Golf to Kids Capewide with Bank of America MA President Miceal Chamberlain
LISTEN: Shark season begins with New England Aquarium’s John Chisolm
Endurance Swimmer is Attempting First-Ever Swim Around Martha’s Vineyard Ahead of ‘Jaws’ Anniversary- Yarmouth Lobsterman Could Possibly Be Vending From Town Property This Summer
Lawmakers Question RFK Jr. On Staffing Cuts, Funding Freezes And Policy Changes At Health Department
Bourne Bridge Misses $634M Federal Grant Casting Uncertainty On Funding
