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The states economic development agency has partnered with BankFive to provide nearly $12 million in loan financing to developers who plan to build a 53-unit mixed-income apartment complex in Hyannis.

If you were out in nature at all this Friday or Saturday, you may have noticed some people with binoculars looking a bit crazed, perhaps more unkempt even than usual, checking their watches and rushing about on trails.

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Maura Cunningham will display oil paintings and mixed media collage at the Provincetown Commons, 46 Bradford St., Provincetown.

One of the oldest regional theaters on Cape Cod surges forward into 2022 supporting LGBTQ+ artists and productions

Life is messy. And novelist Jennifer Weiner’s latest, "The Summer Place," out Tuesday, illustrates just that — and how beautiful that mess can be.

Seven delegates from the Cape and Islands, including state Rep. Dylan Fernandes, D-Falmouth, have sent out a letter to the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities in opposition to the department’s decision to reject a proposal by Cape Light Compact to convert 250 low-income and moderate-income deed-restricted homes to renewable energy on Cape Cod and Martha’s […]

New York Times bestselling author Jennifer Weiner is launching the tour of her new book, “The Summer Place,” on May 10 at the Water's Edge Events Center in Belcamp.

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

Letters to the Editor: Route 6 on Lower and Outer Cape is treacherous; labor laws keep child workers safe and leafblowers are a nuisance - ban them!