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Brian L. Howes, a biologist who had a long and distinguished career in coastal and estuarine ecology, becoming a Chancellor Professor at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth School for Marine

In Sandwich, Massachusetts, the 'Gibbsville' walk-through holiday light display has brought joy for over 50 years. Here's the story behind its magic.

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

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

The Town of Bourne will take an even earlier exit from the intermunicipal agreement governing the Upper Cape Regional Transfer Station. The decision to leave sooner than initially agreed was

The Cape Cod Commission wants to get the next generation on a path toward understanding climate change and whats at stake for the Cape and Islands.

Few people outside of the military will sleep in an army barracks, pass through machine gun training, or stand within feet of one of the military's deadliest weapons as it's fired. In this audio journal, CAI reporter Eve Zuckoff shares the experience of traveling north to Camp Ethan Allen, in Jericho, Vermont, to get a closer look at the people, drills, and weaponry that could come to a proposed machine gun range on Joint Base Cape Cod.

CONGRATULATIONS ALL AROUND

CONGRATULATIONS ALL AROUND

There are whispers of striped bass and mackerel in the Canal, meanwhile, rainbow trout and bass entertain spin and fly anglers on the ponds.