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By creating The Upper Cape Water Supply Reserve in 2002, the state protected two-thirds of the base as conservation land, dedicating the area to the protection of water and wildlife habitat. Military training is allowed as long as it’s “compatible” with that conservation goal, but there’s debate over what the word really means.

Outdated and environmentally unfriendly septic systems and cesspools are the norm on Cape Cod. Although most people would rather avoid the topic of where their waste goes after it has

The Bourne Board of Health has given its approval to plans for expansion of the town landfill, which also manages the region’s solid waste. The board’s approval was the last

The formal permitting process for the Upper Cape YMCA envisioned on Brick Kiln Road has not yet begun, but the parties are preparing to begin that process soon.

For more than 50 years the College Light Opera Company has operated as a blur. They come to town in the summer, produce an astonishing nine plays in nine weeks,

An air of hope and celebration permeated the Falmouth District Courtroom last Thursday, February 17, as a recovering drug and alcohol addict from the Upper Cape graduated from an intensive

Heavy snow falling across the state causes slick driving conditions as parts of Massachusetts could see up to a foot of the white stuff.

Heavy snow falling across the state causes slick driving conditions as parts of Massachusetts could see up to a foot of the white stuff.

Heavy snow falling across the state causes slick driving conditions as parts of Massachusetts could see up to a foot of the white stuff.

It may seem like we get some version of winter right up until at least May, but these months leading up to true Cape Cod spring are actually pretty busy in the bird world.