Bourne Intermediate News Today

Last Friday, April 12, was Purple Up Day, and to celebrate, Bourne Public Schools and the Massachusetts Military Interstate Childrens Compact Commission came together to hold an event in support

The trial of a former Bourne Select Board member for sex crimes against a minor, among other charges, is set to begin this summer. James L. Potter is scheduled to

The attorney representing former Bourne Select Board member James L. Potter has requested access to records from the state’s Department of Children and Families (DCF). Mr. Potter is facing multiple

William W. (Dusty) Meier has been an alternate member of the Bourne Planning Board since 2021. He said that, given his time with the board, he is confident he has

Bourne Intermediate School student Kolton Silva has been recognized as part of Artsonia’s Artist of the Week contest, a voting competition held on Artsonia.com, the world’s largest collection of student

The year 2022 has been an eventful one—again—for the Town of Bourne. News both good and bad (depending on your perspective) dominated the headlines. What follows is a mere partial

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

With a new album, four veteran musicians from Boston, including a leader with Cape Cod roots, will visit The Music Room in West Yarmouth for a Dec. 2 concert.

Bourne officials are scheduled to update dock project regulations next month, paving the way for the first applications in 20 years

The Bourne School Committee has given its approval to move forward with the town’s plan to address much-needed repairs and energy-efficient upgrades to both school and municipal buildings through a