Bourne Conservation News Today

Post-pandemic filings for water access have involved proposals from Buttermilk Bay north of the canal to Squeteague near the Megansett line.

Two conservation areas in Bourne have received a facelift, thanks to the work of students from the Upper Cape Cod Regional Technical School in partnership with the Southeastern Mass chapter

Bourne residents successfully navigated their way through both the Special and Annual Town Meeting warrants in one night, with voters acting on all 30 articles and failing to approve only

Bourne residents will vote on a total of 30 warrant articles when Special/Annual Town Meeting gets underway on Monday, May 1. Among the more prominent articles to be voted on

Projects that have been approved for downtown Buzzards Bay are very close to being completed. One of those projects will finally open its doors to residents who have been waiting

Prince Edward, who was recently given the title Duke of Edinburgh, was snapped getting stuck into some DIY yesterday when he made a royal visit to Farnham Riverside.

The Bourne Planning Board approved a plan to expand the disposal operations and move the recycle drop-off area earlier this month.

The Bourne Planning Board has issued an approval of plans to expand the town landfill at 201 MacArthur Boulevard, bringing about the culmination of a yearslong effort to extend the

Members of the Bourne Historical Commission have urged both sides debating the fate of the historic Kingman House in Cataumet to talk and reach an accord. The commission delayed its

Take a walk down a path from the parking lot at Upper Cape Cod Regional Technical School that leads into the woods. The walk will be punctuated by the appearance