Why Bourne has to comply with an MBTA law − and what it means for housing on Cape Cod
Bourne is near to complying with a state law that has commuting workers and housing in mind, with MBTA Communities Act.
Cape Cod Technology Council names Michael White as new executive director
Board President Eugene Curry: "He’s demonstrated himself to be a very capable executive director. I think he'll take us in a ...
Sperm whale washes ashore on Cuttyhunk Island off Cape Cod, officials say
The sperm whale on Cuttyhunk Island was a female measuring 32 feet long and weighing about 11 tons, Hedman said.
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Skull reassembly, embalming and casket options: Learn to run a funeral home on Cape Cod
Want to learn how to run a funeral home? Cape Cod Community College has a program for that, partnering with Bridgewater State ...
Ten sea turtles rescued on Cape Cod last year released in Florida
It is always rewarding to return sea turtles to the ocean where they belong,” said Adam Kennedy, director of rescue and ...
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First African American to play 'Carmen' in Australia visits Cape Cod with diaspora music.
The first African American to play the lead role in “Carmen” at the Sydney Opera House is shifting away from her roots to ...
Forget the groundhogs: A Nantucket clam gives its winter prediction
Nantucket trusts a clam to predict how much longer winter will be around. Quentin the Quahog disagrees with the groundhogs.
Cape Cod Healthcare Inks Deal in Retirement Plan Fee Lawsuit
Former Cape Cod Healthcare Inc. employees negotiated a class settlement in their lawsuit challenging the fees and investment options in the Massachusetts medical provider’s retirement plan.
Brewster author hosts Black History Month conversations on Cape Cod's role in slavery
Brewster author, Michael Pregot's latest book "Slavery and Abolitionism on Cape Cod" is making the rounds and sparking discussion through book talks.