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One of the most-repeated assertions by the Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) and the Association for the Protection of Cape Cod (APCC) in support of DEP’s draconian Title 5/watershed permit proposal
A highly contested plan to build a 312-unit apartment complex at the former Twin Brooks golf course in Hyannis received approval last night from the Cape Cod Commission. Commissioners of the regional planning agency voted overwhelmingly, 13 to 2, to approve an agreement with developer Quarterra for the Emblem Hyannis apartments. Dozens of people spoke passionately for or against the project. Testimony focused on how to balance the need for housing on Cape Cod against the virtues of open space and conservation. Commission chair Harold Mitchell, who represents Sandwich, spoke in support.
This week: The region braces for a blast of arctic weather. Nantucket schools are shut down by a cyber attack. And the contentious proposed 312-unit development at the former Twin Brooks golf course gets an approval from the Cape Cod Commission.
Twenty-five doctors signed a letter of support for Cape Cod Healthcare and CEO Michael Lauf in wake of lawsuit.
Massachusetts is getting millions of dollars in funding from a federal initiative to create safer roads nationwide, the U.S. Department of Transportation...