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The Town of Bourne will seek financial assistance in meeting its obligation for the cost of repairing Wareham’s wastewater treatment plant. Bournes share of the project—which is expected to cost

The board of managers for the Upper Cape Regional Transfer Station on Joint Base Cape Cod this week voiced its support for keeping the current Falmouth Secondary Line (F2) train

There are still many steps on the path to a functioning West-East Rail system across Massachusetts, but the Healey administration took one key step Tuesday in naming a director for the project.

Worried about the shortage and high prices of existing housing, towns are moving to regulate or restrict fractional ownership.

There are still many steps on the path to a functioning West-East Rail system across Massachusetts, but the Healey administration took one key step Tuesday in naming a director for

'At its core, the Vision is one born out of a lot of community conversations that we and others have had throughout the years,' county official said.

Franchise co-owners Usama El-Sehrawey and Terry Smiley, who established the Wendy’s off Route 28 in Mashpee, went before the Mashpee Economic Development Industrial Corporation on Tuesday, January 30, to discuss

County Commissioner Mark R. Forest worries that suggestions for future uses at Joint Base Cape Cod—such as gun ranges and housing initiatives—are premature.

Road improvements on Route 132/Iyannough between Bearses Way and the Airport Rotary are on the horizon.

A proposed indoor recreational facility at 51 Evergreen Circle off Route 130 would feature 10 pickleball courts in addition to eight golf simulators, a restaurant and a sports-themed bar. But