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Cape Abilities provides opportunities for adults with disabilities.

Learn how one organization is creating an inclusive community for people of all abilities on Cape Cod.

If youre in Massachusetts and want to find great bargains, check out some of the best thrift stores in Massachusetts. Youll find great deals on used clothes, home goods, and electronics. Some of

Lack of workers and affordable housing are the concerns Cape business leaders recently shared with Attorney General Maura Healey.

Leo Cakounes talks to Kim McElholm, President and CEO of Cape Abilities, about how the organization is much more than the farm and thrift store: acting as a service provider to people with disabilities such as adult living centers, day programs, and working opportunities.

Direct-care workers must be paid a livable wage, says Kim McElholm. She's pushing the state to raise it to $20 an hour.

The Cape Cod Museum of Art is donating 100% of this weekends admission fees to Save The Childrens Ukraine Crisis Relief Fund.

College news • The following local residents were honored for academic achievement in the fall 2021 semester at Clark University in Worcester, Mass.: Morgan K. Brooke-deBock, Lucy M. Szpila, Freddie G. Learey, and Liam R.S. Kennedy of Brattleboro; Nicholas M. Mitchell, Andrew M. Foster, and Jack T. Langeloh of ...

The YMCA Cape Cod recently elected three new members to 3-year board terms: Jason Bordun of Centerville, Steve Johannessen of Bourne, and Eric Raines of Boston.

Cape Abilities, a nonprofit dedicated to serving adults with disabilities on Cape Cod, has announced Kim McElholm as its new president and CEO.