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New England’s craft chocolate makers look to local ingredients and sustainably sourced cacao to push boundaries in confectionary making.

New England’s craft chocolate makers look to local ingredients and sustainably sourced cacao to push boundaries in confectionary making.

As demand surges for COVID-19 testing, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health is opening a testing site at the Cape Cod Melody Tent. The site will offer free, drive-up PCR testing, with no appointment needed, said Sean O’Brien, director of health and environment for Barnstable County.

Snow is on the way for Friday. After a fair and seasonable Thursday with temperatures almost exactly where they should be for early January in the 30s to near...

Snow is on the way for Friday. After a fair and seasonable Thursday with temperatures almost exactly where they should be for early January in the 30s to near...

This week on The Bird Report: the first osprey of spring has returned to Cape Cod.

The narrative that underpins the traditional Thanksgiving story is built on myths about the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag and their relationship.

The Select Board reviewed the general ideas for the license agreement on Sept. 28.

Once again, we’re all bracing for one of those multi-day nor’easters, which of course means buying lots of toilet paper for some reason, but also planning where and when you’ll watch for storm driven seabirds.

Similar bills have failed to get traction at the state house, but lawmakers are hopeful the proposals from big cities may move them forward