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From volunteering at the food pantry and St. Vincent de Paul Society at Parish of Christ the King to providing meals and services for home-bound and in-need residents through the

A Barnstable resident answered a plea for housing in early October and soon six of the Venezuelan migrants — three couples — came to live with her.

The sun shone, and a chilly wind blew as Upper Cape voters turned out at the polls in numbers that surprised some town clerks to help decide races and answer

For Elizabeth Miles, home is where she and her 15-year-old son, Standish, are together, along with their two cats. And over eight months, that home moved eight times, from Cotuit

Significant percentages of Upper Cape residents cast early ballots for the statewide midterm election today, Tuesday, November 8, town clerks offices reported. Even so, turnout at the polls Tuesday has

Falmouth residents, particularly young adults, people of color, and Indigenous and Black victims of domestic violence, have a new alternative to homelessness in a life-threatening emergency, thanks to the donation

Internationally renowned Israeli cellist Amit Peled will perform Haydn’s “Cello Concerto No. 1 in C Major” with the Falmouth Chamber Players Orchestra, under the direction of William Drury, on Saturday

After finding a 1955 class ring from Michigan State University in the lost and found of a Plymouth restaurant, a Bourne man went above and beyond to unite the ring

Drought conditions are improving in most of Barnstable County, according to Cape Cod Commission Water Resource Analyst Timothy Pasakarnis. Mr. Pasakarnis presented a drought update to the county’s Board of

For Kathleen (Kathy) Fox Alfano, deciding to launch her campaign as a write-in candidate for Massachusetts House of Representatives for the 3rd Barnstable District for the primary election in September