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Provincetown School Superintendent Suzanne Scallion retires June 30 after almost three years in the position. Scallion has a 45-year career in education.

Arbor Day, the holiday whose purpose is to encourage people to plant trees and is celebrated in every state, turns 150 this year. In Massachusetts, Arbor Day is celebrated on

Officials say tours offer the community an opportunity to see where a controversial machine gun range might be placed, learn about the Guard’s water protection and habitat conservation work, and to ask questions about base activities, specifically on Camp Edwards.

High winds and rain shook the Upper Cape last night, leaving smatterings of power outages and fallen trees in their wake.

Letters: The proposed Joint Base Cape Cod machine gun range is situated on top of a sole-source aquifer used for drinking water on the Upper Cape.

As a Bourne resident, I am anxiously awaiting the findings and opinions of the EPA that will result from their review and analysis of the specifications for the proposed machine

After months of acrimonious back-and-forth, the Barnstable County Assembly of Delegates voted to compromise with the County Commissioners. At stake is more than $40 million dollars.

Residents from across the region, including the Upper Cape, attended a protest Monday evening, March 28, on the lawn in front of Plymouth Town Hall to speak out against Holtec

Parents Supporting Parents of Cape Cod provides parents a place to grieve and recover from the death of their children from substance use disorder.

A spokesperson for the federal agency said the report, called a “Sole Source Aquifer Review,” was expected to be released this spring, but the EPA now anticipates it will release a draft by the end of the calendar year.