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May 16, 2024
Gentle rain sprinkled guests attending Wednesday’s opening ceremony for “Thirteen Moons,” a newly installed courtyard exhibit at the Quashnet Elementary School.
April 11, 2024
In a recorded announcement made on YouTube, Superintendent of Mashpee Public Schools Patricia DeBoer announced her retirement Thursday.
June 23, 2023
In the final week of a 10-week professional development course for local teachers about the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe, participants were largely in agreement that what they had learned about settlers’
May 7, 2023
Kevin M. Shackett Sr. won the open seat for a five-year term on the Mashpee Housing Authority over incumbent Mohamad A. Fahd on a warm, sunny town election day Saturday,
May 5, 2023
Mashpee’s annual town election will have a new look this weekend when the town debuts three new polling places for its five precincts.
February 15, 2023
The Town of Mashpee will no longer hold elections at the Quashnet Elementary School. In preparation for the May 6 town election, the Select Board voted Monday, February 13, to
April 20, 2022
Mashpee Community Television and the Mashpee Enterprise will co-host a candidates’ forum to be broadcast live Friday evening, April 22, for Mashpee Select Board and Mashpee Planning Board candidates to
April 6, 2022
The final deadline for candidates to withdraw from Mashpee’s Annual Town Election passed on Monday, April 4, leaving 13 people running for nine open spots on town boards.
February 23, 2022
Incumbents and newcomers alike have begun pulling nomination papers to run for Mashpee town government positions at the upcoming annual election on Saturday, May 7, according to Mashpee Town Clerk
May 4, 2021
/ Popponesset Bay in Mashpee Mashpee voters approved a $54 million dollar funding request at Town Meeting Monday night to address nitrogen pollution in the Mashpee River and the Popponesset Bay. Nearly 436 residents attended the meeting under a tent to approve the funding request in unanimous support. Select board member Andrew Gottlieb says the plan is decades in the making, and last nights unanimous vote is a clear signal to other Cape officials trying to address wastewater pollution. "If y...