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Route 28 Grocery Store Proposal To Be Withdrawn, Refiled - Vimarsana News

Route 28 Grocery Store Proposal To Be Withdrawn, Refiled

The applicant for a proposed grocery store at 647 Falmouth Road/Route 28 is withdrawing the project but hopes to refile it in a different configuration, Town Planner Evan R. Lehrer

Cape Cod bridges, old and obsolete, frustrate locals and tourists. And there's no good solution in sight. - Vimarsana News

Cape Cod bridges, old and obsolete, frustrate locals and tourists. And there's no good solution in sight.

The arches of the Sagamore and Bourne bridges have beckoned motorists to Cape Cod for 88 years, a Depression-era welcome mat that opened the once-remote peninsula to generations of tourists, summer residents, and retirees escaping the bustle of Greater Boston.

Source: boston.com
Bourne Officials Weigh In On Denial Of $1.8 Billion In Federal Funds For Canal Bridges - Vimarsana News

Bourne Officials Weigh In On Denial Of $1.8 Billion In Federal Funds For Canal Bridges

The US Department of Transportation has denied an application from the Massachusetts Department of Transportation and the US Army Corps of Engineers for $1.8 billion to help cover the cost

Land Clearing Underway For Cotuit Road Solar Project - Vimarsana News

Land Clearing Underway For Cotuit Road Solar Project

A swath of land is being cleared along a section of Cotuit Road in South Sandwich to make way for a 4.4 megawatt solar field, which was approved by voters

News Roundup: Offshore wind contract re-do; Twin Brooks hearing garners public comment - Vimarsana News

News Roundup: Offshore wind contract re-do; Twin Brooks hearing garners public comment

This week: A major offshore wind company pulls out of its contracts. The Cape Cod Commission appears to be coming to terms with development at the Twin Brooks golf course. And more than $10 million dollars of federal funds could soon go to local housing initiatives.