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Opinion: Cape Cod Realtors work with coalition to solve housing crisis - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Cape Cod Realtors work with coalition to solve housing crisis

Additional housing on Cape Cod and the environment go hand-in-hand. Fixing the barriers of one helps the other.

Starbucks workers strike in Baltimore and other locations to protest bargaining delays - Vimarsana News

Starbucks workers strike in Baltimore and other locations to protest bargaining delays

Starbucks baristas staged strikes in Baltimore and elsewhere in Maryland and Virginia on Monday to protest what newly unionized workers say have been delays in negotiating labor contracts. The strikes were the latest in a series of labor actions since a campaign to unionize the company’s stores started in late 2021.

Yarmouth special town meeting ADU bylaw amendment not on warrant - Vimarsana News

Yarmouth special town meeting ADU bylaw amendment not on warrant

Citizen petition to amend Yarmouth's ADU bylaw was pulled from the November special town meeting warrant. The proposals to be considered in 2023.

Housing to Protect Cape Cod is a new coalition to foster housing growth - Vimarsana News

Housing to Protect Cape Cod is a new coalition to foster housing growth

A new coalition called Housing to Protect Cape Cod launched its vision to fix the region's housing crisis during a summit in Hyannis.

Hundreds gather in Hyannis to launch 'Save the Locals' campaign for housing more can afford - Vimarsana News

Hundreds gather in Hyannis to launch 'Save the Locals' campaign for housing more can afford

Hundreds of people packed a ballroom in Hyannis yesterday for the launch of a new public policy campaign called Housing to Protect Cape Cod. Led by the Housing Assistance Corporation, the campaign is calling for zoning changes to allow smaller housing units, built closer together, so more people can afford to stay on Cape Cod. Alisa Magnotta, CEO of the Housing Assistance Corporation, said the Cape needs more accessory dwelling units, apartments over stores and offices, and new developments that match the context of the neighborhood. “I'm hoping that from this point forward, we will all...