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Researchers from the Silent Spring Institute revealed this week that, among residents who lived in the community over a recent 10-year period, blood levels of PFHxS were more than three times higher than the median for the general population. Those researchers are now beginning the work of understanding the link between PFAS exposure in drinking water and specific health effects.
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Barnstable County will install more monitoring wells in Hyannis this month to continue mapping PFAS groundwater contamination stemming from the former fire training academy.
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PFAS cleanups are happening at the Cape Cod Gateway Airport and Barnstable County's former fire training academy.
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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 Trachsel Neuroscience Institute offers neurological care, as well as dementia and Alzheimer's caregiver services.
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Warren made her comments after speaking with staff and program participants at Cape Abilities, a nonprofit organization that helps provide vocational training programs, housing, and transportation for people with disabilities.
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Native trees and flowers along the Pollinator Pathway in Hyannis feed bees and butterflies. Those pollinators keep us fed, too.
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Barnstable planners unveil final designs for restriping and rerouting downtown streets.
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Dozens of people spoke passionately for or against the project. Testimony focused on how to balance the need for housing on Cape Cod against the virtues of open space and conservation.
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Plans include restoring two-way traffic flow downtown.