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Emblem Hyannis a poster child for housing, open space balancing act - Vimarsana News

Emblem Hyannis a poster child for housing, open space balancing act

Proponents of affordable housing and the environment face off in first Cape Cod Commission public hearing on the proposed Emblem Hyannis apartments.

Polar Plunge in Harwich Port raises $20,000 for Special Olympics of Massachusetts - Vimarsana News

Polar Plunge in Harwich Port raises $20,000 for Special Olympics of Massachusetts

HARWICH PORT – Police from across the Cape came to Red River Beach Saturday to take part in the Special Olympics of Massachusetts polar plunge. Harwich Deputy Police Chief Kevin Considine the Barnstable County representative said over 100 plungers…

Coastal News Today | MA - Cape Cod homes are falling into the sea. The coastal idyll has never been more popular - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | MA - Cape Cod homes are falling into the sea. The coastal idyll has never been more popular

On Cape Cod, the sea level has risen about a foot in the past century but that hasn’t stopped people moving in.

Bourne Historical Commission Considers Fate Of Sandwich Road Home - Vimarsana News

Bourne Historical Commission Considers Fate Of Sandwich Road Home

The Bourne Historical Commission has chosen not to rule yet on whether to approve or delay demolition of the home at 9 Sandwich Road in Five Corners. Commission members want

Secondary Homeowners On Cape May Stick Around - Vimarsana News

Secondary Homeowners On Cape May Stick Around

Cape Cod’s second homeowners have spent more time here during the pandemic, according to results of a recent survey conducted by the Cape Cod Commission. 

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