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The Town of Sandwich has partnered with four other Cape Cod towns to apply for a grant that would allow the towns to explore the possibility of a regional wastewater

The Sandwich Board of Health has again voted to support the work being done by the CHART (Community Harm Reduction and Treatment) team in combatting substance abuse.

Child care has crossed the boundary nationally into crisis. Parents, already exhausted from the now years of pandemic, are unable to find full-time care for young children. On the Upper

The Sandwich Board of Health’s continued support of the work being done by the CHART (Community Harm Reduction and Treatment) team in combatting substance use is admirable.

Bourne Sewer Commissioners and the Pocasset Water Quality Coalition weighed in on Massachusetts Maritime Academy sewage disposal into Cape Cod Canal.

When Sandwich students return to school from February vacation, they will have the choice to do so mask-free.

Saturdays blizzard dumped more than a foot of snow on the four Upper Cape towns, lashing them with gusting wind and crashing waves. The storm knocked out power to some,

Tens of thousands of Cape Codders are without power Sunday morning after a winter storm battered the Northeast all day Saturday, with high winds and significant snow fall.

The National Weather Service has issued a flood advisory along with its earlier blizzard warning for Cape Cod all day Saturday.

As a winter storm bears down on the Northeast, communities on the Upper Cape and elsewhere have begun losing power.