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Verizon has offered new specifics on its plan to install a high-speed, fiber-optic network on Cape Cod with the help of federal funds.

State Representative Dylan A. Fernandes says he plans to run for state senate.

Blue Hills football coach Ed Madden is very passionate when it comes to discussing the vocational bowls. His team will be looking for its second bowl title in three years when it hosts Tri-County Wednesday in the Small School Vocational Bowl. On the same night, Bay Path and Blackstone Valley tangle in the Large School […]

The Mashpee Select Board voted to authorize letters of support for a rail-with-trial option for the Bourne and Falmouth Multi-Use Path to be sent to the Town of Bourne, the

This December, the cafeteria at Upper Cape Cod Regional Technical School will serve as a po

Governor Maura T. Healey’s proposed $4 billion Affordable Homes Acts is welcome news for housing advocates across Cape Cod, a region whose year-round rental market—never large—has shrunk to the size

Bathrooms have recently become a topic of interest in Sandwich as local residents promote urine diversion.

Tautog are chewing well around Buzzards Bay and the Elizabeth Islands, stripers feed in skinny water, and trout activity improves during the cold snap.

SPIRIT of HALLOWEEN ... summoning all GHOSTS, GHOULS & GOBLINS

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