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On February 14, Massachusetts Attorney General (AG) Andrea Joy Campbell filed a civil lawsuit against Holtec Decommissioning International LLC and its affiliate Holtec Pilgrim LLC...

The Bourne Select Board has agreed to follow the directive of town residents and double efforts to prevent the discharge of radioactive water into Cape Cod Bay. The board’s members

Aquinnah voters go to the polls today to cast ballots in the annual town election — including a final vote on the housing bank and deciding a race for the board of health. Polls are open from noon to 8 p.m. in the old town hall.

Mashpee election on May 7 has three contested races

Ten town positions and the Pilgrim power plant to be considers at the Dennis town election on Tuesday, May 10.

A large turnout of 229 voters in Edgartown raced through a 79-article annual town meeting that included approval of an almost $41 million budget and the passing of a plastic bottle ban from which the town was the lone Island holdout. Due to the pandemic, the Old Whaling Church on Main Street has not hosted […]

Edgartown voters will head to their annual town meeting on Tuesday, April 12, from 7 to 10 pm, to vote on a 79-article warrant and an approximately $40.7 million FY23 budget. The meeting will take place at the Old Whaling Church on Main Street in Edgartown, with Steve Ewing as the moderator.  Prior to the […]

A question will be placed on the Falmouth annual town election ballot in May asking the state government to intervene with plans to dump radioactive water into Cape Cod Bay

Bourne residents will have the opportunity to vote on a ballot question relative to the shutdown of Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth. The question pertains to the possibility of

The Mashpee Select Board voted unanimously to approve a ballot question for the 2022 spring town election to give Mashpee voters the opportunity to call upon Holtec Pilgrim LLC, owner