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  • In this week's Fishing News, John Basile and Kevin Blinkoff discuss the decline of striped bass.
  • In this week's episode of The Fishing News, John Basile and Kevin Blinkoff discuss freshwater fishing in Cape Cod's lakes and ponds.
  • They say Windswept Cranberry Bog is retired, as if all the little insects, ferns, frogs, and grasses have simply moved south. Now, the bog is on its way to becoming a wetland after a century of cranberry production. On Nantucket, cranberries provided such an influx of cash into the strapped post-whaling economy that these little bouncing berries were known as “red gold.”
  • Nantucket writer and historian Mary Bergman is noticing signs of seasonal change.
  • Cape Cod Notebook Episode by Mary Bergman
  • This episode of The Pulse explores the hidden architecture of science that often underlies music, literature, and more.
  • This week: Beach season is back, and that means white shark awareness is ramping up on the Outer Cape. Also, funding for the Massachusetts Army National Guard's proposed machine gun range may have gotten harder to come by. And we tell you about glauconite and suction buckets... and what they could mean for offshore wind.
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  • Today marks five years since the Pilgrim nuclear plant shut down; it may not be producing power now, but it’s still producing controversy. Also, a test area has been approved for floating offshore wind turbines. And two commercial fishing docks in New Bedford have now collapsed.
  • Shipwreck, treachery, and survival at the edge of the world
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