Page 11 - Upper Cape News Today

Two roadwork projects along Route 151 and Route 28 in Mashpee could lead to traffic snarls for local drivers, and out-of-towners, police said.

A proposal to remove the train tracks that lead to Joint Base Cape Cod and the Upper Cape Regional Transfer Station has been met with more than a modicum of

Bass and trout provide reliable fishing in the ponds, and tautog are in the Canal as the blackfish season opener approaches.

Powderhorn Outfitters revealed the whereabouts of all 21 semi-automatic former Falmouth police rifles following months of silence and a resident-led effort to keep tabs on the guns Falmouth traded in

It’s amazing what a few miles can do to the market. This month, we compare a contemporary house in Sandwich with a Cambridge Colonial.

Students from three Upper Cape high schools discussed local solutions to climate change with the leader of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Dr. Richard W. Spinrad, who is the

The Barnstable County Board of Regional Commissioners reaffirmed its opposition to the proposed machine gun range on Joint Base Cape Cod.

Upper Cape residents are one step closer to having recreational marijuana available for delivery to their homes, and they have a familiar face to thank for it.

On March 17, the president of Mass Coastal Railroad, Chris Podgurski, took to this paper to disparage the efforts of a coalition of residents, businesses, and local and regional legislators

The state continues to stock brook, brown and rainbow trout, holdover stripers are active on the south side, and largemouth bass are biting well at night.