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Since my early days on Gloucester’s School Committee and City Council, I have witnessed the significant impact that our city’s boards, committees, and commissions have on the growth and prosperity
James M. Crossen of Falmouth, who had a 32-year career in ocean electronics with the NOAA Engineering Group and was honored for his many years of community service when named
Shellfish pilot program looking for new home.
CHATHAM — With the keystroke of an electronic signature, the Select Board signaled an end Monday night to seven years of bitter wrangling with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service over control of fisheries in the waters off Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge. The board signed a memorandum of understanding that codified the relationship that exists now between the town and the federal agency in which Chatham continues to manage fisheries for clams, oysters and scallops in the disputed area — and the two parties agree to work together on future changes as new fisheries or fishing technologies...
ORLEANS — When photographs were taken last September during groundbreaking for a wastewater treatment plant in Orleans, Gussie McKusick was in the mix. She stood alongside a slate of officials that included state Sen. Julian Cyr, D-Truro; Kathleen Theoharides, secretary of the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs; and Cape Cod Commission Executive Director Kristy Senatori. There were town and state officials and representatives from environmental organizations. While McKusick, 82, didn’t have her hand on one of the golden shovels but she certainly had a hand in gettin...