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Fewer nip bottles litter towns that ban them - Vimarsana News

Fewer nip bottles litter towns that ban them

"I'm not a fan of bans," says Cape Cod Anti-Litter Coalition president Meg Morris, whose nonprofit reports a spike in litter since last year. "But when people won't manage their own behavior, sometimes that's the direction that you have to take."

Voters confront affordable housing in several Cape, Islands towns - Vimarsana News

Voters confront affordable housing in several Cape, Islands towns

Voters at several Town Meetings are addressing the critical lack of low- and mid-priced housing stock this Spring session.

News Roundup: Pilgrim nuclear questions return to the spotlight; abortion rights rallies planned for this weekend - Vimarsana News

News Roundup: Pilgrim nuclear questions return to the spotlight; abortion rights rallies planned for this weekend

This week: Pilgrim Nuclear Plant continues to heat up a controversy over disposing of a million gallons of wastewater. The Falmouth Select Board fires its Town Manager. And rallies this weekend will protest the Supreme Court’s leaked opinion to overturn Roe vs Wade.

News Roundup: Locals react to Roe leak; town meetings make big decisions on housing, sewering - Vimarsana News

News Roundup: Locals react to Roe leak; town meetings make big decisions on housing, sewering

This week: Local reaction to the biggest abortion rights story in 50 years. And: bottle bans are moving backward in some towns. Meanwhile, Nantucket passed its gender equity topless beach proposal. And: the puppy dog who turned out to be a coyote.

Cape Abilities CEO pushes for higher staff pay to retain workers - Vimarsana News

Cape Abilities CEO pushes for higher staff pay to retain workers

Direct-care workers must be paid a livable wage, says Kim McElholm. She's pushing the state to raise it to $20 an hour.