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The treatment reverses opioid overdoses and is now included in the first-aid kits of lifeguards and parking attendants.
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Construction waste clogs landfills, worsens climate change. Two women's solution: salvage it insteadIn 2017, Ann Jarosiewicz and Liz Prete left their jobs as developers and started WasteNot, a building materials recycling company on Cape Cod. Since then, they’ve diverted over an acre of hardwood flooring, roughly 570 kitchen cabinets, and 500 windows from landfills.
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An evolving curriculum, known as the CLIPPER Experience, will empower students to advocate for themselves as they learn.
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“I was at a chief's meeting when I first saw the text that there was a robbery on the bank," said Falmouth Police Chief Ed Dunne. "I was thinking the thing I think you were all thinking: ‘ Really? You're on an island.’ But they did.”
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In a case drawing attention as a symbol of Cape Cod’s expensive housing market, tenants in the low-priced apartments above Eastman’s Hardware in Falmouth say they can’t find housing they can afford when the new landlord forces them out.
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Two land-based wind turbines that drew heavy criticism from their Falmouth neighbors are scheduled to be demolished this week and next.
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CAI's Kathryn Eident talks with historian and author Paul Clerici about why the Falmouth Road Race has attracted so many devoted runners and fans in its nearly 50-year history.
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Santuit Pond in Mashpee and Loop Beach in Barnstable currently have closures. There are also two beaches in Provincetown that are being re-tested and results will be back later today after some troubling early signs.
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Exposure to fecal bacteria can lead to gastrointestinal issues, vomiting, skin rashes, diarrhea, and other ailments.
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Falmouth residents pushing the town to destroy old AR-15s used by the local police department say they aren’t satisfied with a response from elected officials.