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The Nov. 25 edition of The Register had three Page 1 stories, all of them regional news from the Cape Cod Times, which is owned by the same company — and which is why, when The Register stopped printing, some readers said the paper they loved was already gone.
What are researchers saying about the potential release of radioactive water into Cape Cod Bay. Will a house teetering on the edge in Truro make it through this winter storm. And Governor Baker is trying to keep the snow birds in town.
This week: Covid case numbers are starting to come down, but hospitalizations may have yet to peak. Meanwhile, local schools could pivot to a new Covid testing procedure for students. And Barnstable County officials slam a plan to release a million gallons of radioactive wastewater into Cape Cod Bay.
This week: Covid case numbers have soared, but with lower severity. Still, it’s got schools and public health officials scrambling, including opening a new testing site on Cape Cod. And: the region’s water quality brings home a lackluster report card.
Seniors 75-and-older start baring their shoulders as Phase Two of the vaccination rollout gets underway. “Please have patience” – that was the message…