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Balancing education and career development in schools.

“She wanted to keep telling her story. She wanted women to check their breasts," a friend of Marnie Schulenburg said.

Through poetry, speakers, and song, the Cape community will celebrate John Reed, high school teacher and civil rights activist who died in February.

Students have been decorating classroom doors for Black History Month for about 10 years, said Elizabeth Freedman, principal of Barnstable High School.

In our self-polarizing society, we are so caught up in our fears and revulsions, we instinctively weaponize every headline for the culture wars.

Since 1973, John Reed has shown up for civil and human rights on Cape Cod. He influenced many who will carry on his traditions, supporters said.

Sitting in the audience of “A Day In The Life: A Beatles Experience” last fall at Highfield Theatre, I couldn’t help note that in addition to this particular band playing

A Barnstable High School tour on Thursday will show off student work in science, art and music, and a closer look at available studies and internships.

Details of design plans proposed for Great Streets Downtown Hyannis were shared at a public meeting on Jan. 25.

Plans include restoring two-way traffic flow downtown.