Sandwich Conservation News Today

Spring Hill in East Sandwich is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and designated with signs posted along Route 6A as the Spring Hill Historic District. On Saturday,

A ban on volunteer landscape work at the Brady’s Island Conservation Lands has been extended for another six months despite an appeal to the Sandwich Conservation Commission.

Peter S. Thomas said he was surprised that someone was vying for the Sandwich Water District seat he has held for 27 years, but he welcomes the challenge.

A proposed hiking and biking pathway to connect the trail systems at Sandwich’s Maple Swamp and Discovery Hill conservation lands received the green light from the Sandwich School Committee after

Work to cut back brush and build walking trails on Brady’s Island by members of the Tree & Landscape Advisory Committee has gone too far, according to the town’s Department

A swath of land is being cleared along a section of Cotuit Road in South Sandwich to make way for a 4.4 megawatt solar field, which was approved by voters

The first-ever Spring Hill History Day in Sandwich is scheduled for Saturday, June 25 from 9 AM to 3 PM.

A proposed plan to tear down a beach cottage on Phillips Road and rebuild a larger home that would encroach on an adjoining, vacant lot came to a standstill after