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Buskers, or musicians who play in public for voluntary donations, have long been one of the simple pleasures of frequenting public areas in some towns, especially shopping centers. Not many

Thursday, November 11, is Veterans Day, a time when those who served in the US armed forces will be honored with ceremonies, parades and discounts at local eateries. They will

Falmouth continues to clean up from the northeaster that swept through the region last week, leaving in its wake downed trees, road closures and widespread power outages.

A northeaster brought high winds and heavy rain from the early hours of Wednesday, October 27, through much of the day, resulting in power outages for tens of thousands and

A strong fall storm left tens of thousands on the Upper Cape without power and caused significant tree damage, leaving Cape Cod with damp, dreary conditions expected to last through

A strong fall storm has left tens of thousands along the Upper Cape without power and caused significant tree damage, with high winds still expected to continue throughout the day.

When a man fell 20 feet from a lift machine near the base of the Sagamore Bridge last weekend, paramedics had to make split-second decisions to save the man’s life.

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Another $42,500 has been secured to help fund costs associated with the Bourne Rail Trail. The funding was obtained as a result of participation by the Friends of the Bourne

As controversy continues to swirl around plans to construct a new Multipurpose Machine Gun Range on Cape Edwards, the Army National Guard has launched a series of public tours of