DENNIS – The Town of Dennis recently launched an outreach program to educate the public regarding the complex scientific terminology and intricate … [Read more...]
Sandwich To Consider Repealing Plastic Water Bottle Ban
November 10, 2021
SANDWICH – The Town of Sandwich will hold a Special Town Meeting on November 15, 2021 at the Sandwich High School at 7:00 pm where voters will revisit … [Read more...]
Mashpee Gets Stormwater Management Project Update
November 8, 2021
MASHPEE – Mashpee selectmen received an update recently on the town's Stormwater Management Project that featured an educational presentation by … [Read more...]
Advisories Issued After PFAS Detected In Fish
November 3, 2021
HYANNIS – The Massachusetts Department of Public Health has issued new fish consumption advisories to provide guidance on safe fish consumption to … [Read more...]
Nitrogen-Sensing Technology Making an Impact on Cape Cod
October 27, 2021
BARNSTABLE – The Massachusetts Alternative Septic System Test Center recently announced that testing conducted at the facility over the last three … [Read more...]
Chatham Select Board Receives Update On Town Drinking Water
October 11, 2021
CHATHAM – Chatham continues working onvefforts to remove industrial pollutants such as PFAS from the town's drinking water supply. Public Works … [Read more...]
Chatham Officials Address Drinking Water Concerns
August 30, 2021
CHATHAM- The Chatham Board of Health held a lengthy discussion on the quality and testing of groundwater in Chatham, and the concerns of PFAs in … [Read more...]
Mashpee Selectmen Discuss Santuit Pond Concerns
August 29, 2021
MASHPEE - Mashpee selectmen recently held a discussion regarding water quality concerns at Santuit Pond, where high phosphorus levels have created a … [Read more...]
Marine Renewable Energy Collaborative Tests First Tidal Turbine
August 26, 2021
BOURNE - The Marine Renewable Energy Collaborative recently tested its first test turbine at its Bourne Tidal Test Site, with hopes it … [Read more...]
Cape Cod Drought Conditions Remain as Rest of State Improves
August 11, 2021
HYANNIS – Cape Cod is still experiencing drought conditions despite the above-average rainfall received by most of the state. Less than the normal … [Read more...]
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Sandwich To Discuss Cultural, Recreational Opportunities
Cape and Islands Receive State Funds for Recycling Programs
Habitat for Humanity Project Getting Underway in Falmouth
State Audit Finds Lack Of Oversight For Rideshare Companies
Women’s Program at Cape Cod Community College Gets United Way Grant
