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When Chris and Lauryn Baker opened the doors of the Old Country Store and Emporium in West Mansfield as its proud new owners in 2010, they had one thing in

SouthCoast Wind is planning to build up to 149 wind turbines in federal waters south of Martha’s Vineyard. The company proposes to landfall one of its two electric cables on

As part of its series “Festival of Community Voices,” which aims to celebrate local talent, the Academy Playhouse in Orleans is presenting “One Act Wednesdays,” three performances of short plays,

David B. Mason attended his final Sandwich Board of Health Meeting as the town’s health department director on Tuesday, February 14.

Mother Nature just can't make up her mind, huh? After last week's deep freeze, the fishing report was very dull and almost completely void of, well, fishing. This week, though, there's been an uptick in activity in the freshwater ponds. White perch have been chewing well, and mild air temperatures with lower wind speeds have

A new commercial for the bookkeeping software QuickBooks features Michael Morrison and his Upper Cape company, RideAway Adventures. The 15-year-old company promotes appreciation of the outdoors, connecting customers to the

The fire started in the kitchen area of the cafeteria at the technical high school in Bourne, a fire official said. One person had a minor burn.

Big trout, chain pickerel and yellow perch provide some action in the ponds through frigid conditions and a tough week of fishing.

Fire departments from the Upper Cape and Barnstable were dispatched Tuesday morning, February 7, to Brockton to assist with battling a 10-alarm fire at Signature Healthcare Brockton Hospital.

If you called 911 for a medical emergency, would you want your first responder to be on hour 36 of a 24-hour shift? Well, thanks to a critical paramedic shortage