Representative Dylan News Today

Governor Maura T. Healey’s proposed $4 billion Affordable Homes Acts is welcome news for housing advocates across Cape Cod, a region whose year-round rental market—never large—has shrunk to the size

There was an outcry among Upper Cape bicyclists following a Falmouth Planning Board vote this week to send a letter to elected state officials in opposition to the Bourne rail

The Falmouth Planning Board has voted to send a letter to elected state officials voicing the board’s opposition to the Bourne rail trail bike path project. The board has no

The Falmouth Affordable Housing Committee is proposing that the town levy a new real estate sales tax and use the money to build workforce housing. Under the proposal, real estate

A sweeping vista now greets everyone traveling Woods Hole Road down into the village: a few moments after the road bends due west, Little Harbor comes into view, offering a

Falmouth business owners could be invited to participate in a statewide pilot program to test out a 32-hour week for employees, if a bill put forward by state Representative Dylan

Lawmakers and leading figures in the Massachusetts conservation community gathered Friday, May 12, at Andrews Farm to discuss aspirations for future land protection, including possible new measures making it easier

Cape Cod’s blue economy was the focus of a two-day conference on the campus of Massachusetts Maritime Academy this week. Dozens of businesses and organizations converged at the maritime academy’s

Representative Dylan A. Fernandes (D-Woods Hole) secured $1,165,000 for the Cape and islands in the Fiscal Year 2024 Massachusetts House of Representatives budget to protect clean water, boost local businesses

Speakers at the #BiggerThanRoe event in Falmouth on Saturday afternoon, January 21, called for support for abortion access for women locally and nationwide.