Page 12 - Upper Cape News Today

The walk-in services are to increase access to daily care for individuals in need on the Upper Cape and surrounding areas.

Sometimes, it's best to stick to what you know. After a couple of fruitless outings targeting stocked trout, I grew tired of the pursuit. As successful a method it may be, I personally do not have the patience to bait-and-wait with PowerBait for 10- to 12-inch stocker trout. We know the trout are pellet fed,

The federal proposal to safeguard drinking water would set lower limits than the state currently has.

Richard H. Duby is at long last in possession of the serial numbers of the 20 used semi-automatic police rifles that Falmouth sold to a Hyannis gun dealer last year.

The proposal could take effect later this year, setting new practices in many regions while expanding on existing standards in the few states — including Massachusetts — that already regulate the synthetic chemicals.

Richard H. Duby is at long last in possession of the serial numbers of the 21 used semi-automatic police rifles that Falmouth traded-in to a Hyannis gun dealer last year.

The Democratic Town Committees of Falmouth, Bourne, Sandwich and Mashpee will hold a joint meeting to highlight their common goals and work collaboratively to advance Democratic candidates and policies on

Holdover stripers are active in Nantucket while freshwater fishing activity takes a dive around Cape Cod prior to the start of trout stocking.

Cape Cod updates for the Feb. 27-28 snowstorm include delays for public schools Tuesday morning and snow totals from the National Weather Service.

Scientists studied twelve salt marsh sites on the South Coast and Upper Cape and found that tidal restrictions, nitrogen pollution, and, most impactfully, climate-change driven sea level rise are turning areas of marsh that were once vegetated to mud flats or open water.