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Nitrogen management plans move forward, but the future of quality fresh water in Mashpee is still at stake.

The Town of Mashpee hired an interim town engineer to take over responsibilities related to the town’s wastewater management plan effective June 15 as the Town Manager’s office searches for

The 2021 Fenland Poet Laureate Awards took place on Friday October 22 in March Town Hall.

The 2021 Fenland Poet Laureate Awards took place on Friday October 22 in March Town Hall.

SWLA Arrest Report - April 2, 2021 LAKE CHARLES, La. (KPLC) - Calcasieu Correctional Center booking report for April 2, 2021. Nelson Robert Brady, 31, Robert: Theft from $1,000 but less than $5,000 (2 counts). Jonte Lewis Berry, 28, Missouri City, TX: Attempt and conspiracy; produce, manufacture, distribute or possess with intent Schedule II narcotic (2 counts); possession of marijuana 1st offense (14 grams or more); illegal carrying of weapons, during commission of a crime or in presence of CD...

Published: 10:47 AM March 2, 2021    March deputy mayor Ray Jack opened Fenland’s first ever community fridge located at FACT’s Community Hub on Martin Avenue. - Credit: Dave Humphrey  The doors were officially opened at Fenland’s first ever community fridge by the deputy mayor of March Ray Jack.   Located at FACT’s Community Hub on Martin Avenue, the scheme was created to stop food surplus going to waste, as well as providing food to residents most in need.   March deputy mayor R...

Morton Avenue, in March, was also affected in the Christmas Eve 2020 floods. - Credit: Ian Carter March could be at the heart of a multi-million-pound, long term project to solve flooding in Cambridgeshire. The challenges of protecting homes and businesses in the town were outlined at a meeting between councillors and water management bodies. Part of a solution could come via ‘resilience innovation funding’ that the county council hopes to secure from Defra and the Environmental Agency.  ...

March put under the flooding spotlight  | Updated: 08:16, 18 February 2021 With more than a month’s rainfall in a single day in December, many areas of Cambridgeshire were affected – but issues in March were exacerbated by its location and soil conditions, a meeting called by local councillors to investigate issues has heard. Cambridgeshire County Council’s Highways and Flood Risk Teams and Anglian Water met recently with Councillors Steve Count, Jan French, John Gowing, Rob Sk...