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The Sandwich Health Department is making ready for more-stringent Title 5 septic regulations specifically designed to best protect embayments, estuaries and watersheds.

The VA Employee Fairness Act would grant medical professionals the right to bargain over scheduling and official time, and to file grievances over pay d...

The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection has extended the public comment period for the proposed changes to Title 5 septic regulations to 5 PM on January 30. The department will

Falmouth town officials are protesting the state Department of Environmental Protection’s proposed changes to Title 5 septic regulations, which they say are unrealistic and exorbitantly expensive.

The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection hosted a hearing Wednesday, November 30, to gather public comments on proposed amendments to existing Title 5 septic regulations and new watershed permitting regulations.

Lawmakers also added language to grant full civil service protections and a pay raise to TSA employees to the must-pass bill before its approval Thursday.

The Mashpee Board of Health discussed proposed revisions to the state’s Title 5 septic system rules from the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection during its meeting last Thursday, June 16.

The California State University’s Board of Trustees unanimously approved removing the...

As Phase 1 of Mashpee’s long-awaited sewer buildout approaches, the Select Board discussed how to mitigate nitrogen pollution from septic systems in the more immediate future. The discussion came during