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A company headquartered in Carver says it has an eight-month lease on the building.
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A Healey administration official tells CAI the state moved all 57 families from the base to off-Cape locations in December.
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One thing the organizations are talking about providing is breakfast, because the state’s contracts with motels only cover lunch and dinner.
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House members from Cape Cod have filed a bill to require the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority to open commuter rail service from South Station to Buzzards Bay within a year of the bill’s passage.
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The proposed Bourne Rail Trail has received an offer of $20 million in federal stimulus money from the Cape Cod Regional Transit Authority. That’s nearly enough to build the entire trail, according to the Friends of the Bourne Rail Trail — but only if the trail is built to a less expensive design than planned, with the trail replacing the railroad tracks instead of running alongside them.
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Shoppers at the Christmas Tree Shops by the Sagamore Bridge are stocking up on paper party napkins and deck-chair cushions — looking forward to the joys of summer, but with a tinge of sadness.
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There's no business closer to the aging Bourne Bridge than Dunkin', whose parking lot is practically an entrance ramp. So CAI’s Sam Houghton spent a morning sipping coffee and asking people about what will likely be the Cape’s biggest-ever construction project — and offering some thoughts of his own.
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Cumberland Farms wants to demolish the small Cape-style booth
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Former School Committee members are organizing a recall effort against Kari MacRae in response to her social media posts about race and gender identity.
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Imagine leaving a job you really like to work fewer hours and live a more balanced life. Not an easy choice. Then the pandemic hits, and your new employer…