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Work by a group supporting gun safety has paid off. The Falmouth Police Department is working with the State Police to have 26 surplus shotguns destroyed, rather than used as trade-ins toward new guns.
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Before the center opened this fall, IFAW had only about an hour to treat stranded animals out of a transport van. Veterinarian Sarah Sharp said she probably would have put this animal down if that was all the time they had.
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The feds could eventually release rules limiting the use of treated sludge as fertilizer, meaning more towns will be trying to dispose of theirs. The team at the Massachusetts Alternative Septic System Test Center call this scenario, "Sludgement Day."
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Holtec talks to CAI about the fate of the water if it were shipped to a licensed disposal facility out of state, as local activists hope.
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Activists and environmentalists say they’re eager for an update 11 months after the Environmental Protection Agency released a draft report that found a proposed machine gun range on Joint Base Cape Cod could create a “significant public health hazard” by contaminating drinking water.
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The transportation grant, worth more than $1 billion, would essentially complete the funding for the Sagamore Bridge.
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Emergency Planning officials with the County say the broadcast range will cover most of the Cape between the three stations.
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Plus, a major grant could be announced in the coming months for the $4.5 billion project.
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It’s estimated that people who are in their 30s now are twice as likely to develop colon cancer compared to people who are in their 70s.
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The Barnstable Fire Department is about to turn 90. And it's running out of room to accommodate staff and fire trucks.