Kathryn Eident
Morning Edition Host & Senior Producer of NewsKathryn Eident was the Morning Edition Host and Senior Producer of News until November 2022.
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CAI's Kathryn Eident talks with Cape Cod Climate Change Collaborative Board President Dorothy Savarese about what attendees can expect at this year's free, virtual conference on climate change. -
CAI’s Kathryn Eident talks with Lisa Brown, co-host of WPS Cape Cod 22: RACE, Our Hidden History (Reflect, Act, Commit, Educate) Conference at Barnstable High School October 28-29, 2022. -
Cape and Islands educators will gather this week to learn more about the Safe Schools program. -
Researchers are hoping to better understand the effects of the chemicals known as PFAS on humans in this CDC-sponsored study. But few people from Hyannis have signed up to participate. CAI's Kathryn Eident talked with researcher Laurel Schaider about why. -
CAI's Kathryn Eident talks with Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Chairman Brian Weeden about what Indigenous Peoples' Day means to him and to Native peoples across the U.S, Canada, and beyond. -
The Provincetown Independent has launched a Direct Public Offering (DPO), inviting the community to invest in the paper to make it a sustainable company. -
The migrants who were flown without their permission to Martha's Vineyard this week are not the first people to be transported out of state as part of a political power play. -
About 50 migrants, most from Venezuela, including children, arrived by chartered plane on Martha's Vineyard Wednesday afternoon. Surprised island officials scrambled to care for them. -
A vault in Barnstable Town Hall was finally cracked open yesterday evening shortly before 8 p.m., after almost nine hours of trying. A Boston-area specialist locksmith was called in to break open the vault, which contained ballots intended to be used in yesterday’s primary election.
