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Chris LaFrange creates colorful tuna tail prints and preserved tail mounts to commemorate memorable catches by utilizing the fish in its entirety.

A Plymouth-based business, EAV Solutions, has moved from Plymouth into the downtown business district in Buzzards Bay.

Upper Cape Regional Technical High School has added a new career pathway for students to pursue: public safety.

Tret Fure will be celebrating the release of her 18th album, “Lavender Moonshine,” at the Waquoit Congregational Church on Saturday, October 28, at 7 PM.

Though the available COVID-19 booster is not an exact match for the new variant called EG.5, a Cape nurse said it's been effective.

The Falmouth-based nonprofit Migrant Communities Project (MCP) was awarded a $20,000 grant from Mass Humanities as part of the Expand Massachusetts Stories program. MCP’s proposal, the “Community Scholar Immigrant History

Bicyclists from across New England pedaled through the Tri-Town on Sunday, Oct.

The Buzzards Bay Watershed Ride, held annually to support the mission of the Buzzards Bay C

Six residents were among the 390 cyclists who took on the Buzzards Bay Watershed Ride on Su

Tensions ran high at Falmouth Town Hall on Tuesday, September 26, when a planning board meeting devolved into a shouting match between opponents and proponents of ripping up the Falmouth