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There are two ongoing state-mandated PFAS remediation efforts in the town of Barnstable, both with recent announcements.
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Barnstable County has a new tool for testing the safety of drinking water, and it will make weekend and holiday testing more efficient.
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The majority of Cape Cod's nutrient pollution comes from urine. But what if it was diverted from the waste stream?
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The United States is getting its first-ever certification site for alternative, non-sewered toilet systems, and it's going to be on Cape Cod.
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At an emergency meeting on Thursday, the Barnstable County Board of Regional Commissioners authorized the use of surplus funds to keep AmeriCorps Cape Cod running through August.
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The declaration includes a call for the county to put together a task force to look into regional housing solutions.
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District Attorney Robert Galibois and Cape Cod Healthcare are collaborating on a program to improve response and follow-up, which will rely on more intensive use of a database. The effort has already been successfully modeled in Plymouth County.
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The state recently certified the Barnstable County Water Quality Laboratory to test drinking water for the presence of PFAS, a group of chemicals that have been linked to serious health impacts.
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The Frederick Douglass Project is a nonprofit that partners with prisons across the country to facilitate conversations between incarcerated people and people on the outside.
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As business owners across the Cape prepare for the busy summer season, some are wondering how president-elect Donald Trump taking office will impact their ability to hire foreign workers.