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A draft of the Regional Housing Strategy—a collection of tools, recommendations and data to help towns and other organizations tackle the Cape’s housing crisis—is open for public comment until Friday,

Restricting development in these areas is better for the community and the natural environment, as well as homeowner, said state environmental leader.

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

The town’s updated Local Comprehensive Plan (LCP) is just about ready to go before the select board and Town Meeting.

This one-mile corridor of Station Avenue in South Yarmouth saw 162 crashes in two years, planners said. Are roundabouts the answer?

The planning board got its first look at a proposed 248-unit senior and workforce housing development in North Falmouth during its meeting Tuesday, December 12. And it liked what it

Sandwich residents are voicing a need for improved internet infrastructure, lower internet costs and expanded tech support resources in the town’s quest for digital equity.

In a wide-ranging interview, Housing Secretary Ed Augustus highlighted the governor's proposed $4.1 billion housing bond bill.

The Falmouth Select Board voted 3-2 this week to send a letter to the governor’s office supporting a plan to extend the Shining Sea Bikeway all the way through Bourne

The Barnstable County Assembly of Delegates, in taking up a request from Verizon to support its application seeking federal funding to bring fiber-optic networks to nine of Cape Cod’s towns,