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Liz Lerner/Four projects on the Cape received most of the $2 million awarded by the state's Office of Coastal Zone Management last week. -
MC2 Jacob Hilgendorf/MC2 Jacob Hilgendorf/DigitalCAI catches up with Rear Admiral Douglas "V8" Verissimo about his first month of command.
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“Orange Shirt Day” is an official Canadian holiday that recognizes Indigenous children who were taken from their families and sent to Residential Schools, where, for 150 years, they were stripped of their cultures and forced to assimilate. Experts say there were at least 523 of these schools across the United States. At least 408 received federal funding. -
The new estimate comes from a planning workshop in May, hosted by the Federal Highway Administration, which determined that the project could take longer than planned.
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A nod to Slaughterhouse-Five? A fan's bronze piece to be auctioned at Sturgis Library in October.
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The 6th Space Warning Squadron's main mission is its early warning missile detection, but it also tracks what's happening in space.
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A new class of Americorps volunteers has arrived on Cape Cod ready to tackle a variety of community and environmental projects.
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'It looked like a wrecking ball had come through,' says Marine Second Lieutenant Christian Cotton.
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The overall goal of a new bill proposed by state senator Julian Cyr is to establish solar within historic districts across the state as a public necessity, just like utility poles and wires and other systems.
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A meeting of the state panel on the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station became unusually volatile last night, as arguments broke out between the acting chair and others in the room.
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Towns throughout the Cape have to cut down nitrogen pollution to waterways as part of the state’s new rules on septic systems.
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“The number one issue for most of our members, over the last three summers, has really been labor supply issues,” said Paul Niedzwiecki, CEO of the chamber.
