PROVINCETOWN - A North Atlantic right whale last seen in Cape Cod Bay in April has been spotted just off Canada now entangled in fishing gear, … [Read more...]
Mayflower II Journeys Back to Plymouth Wednesday
PLYMOUTH - The reproduction of the historic Mayflower will be making its way back to Cape Cod Bay Wednesday. In a social media post, officials with … [Read more...]
Aerial Observers Spot First Right Whale Calf Of 2024 In State Waters
PROVINCETOWN - The Center for Coastal Studies announced that members of its aerial observation team spotted a North Atlantic right whale mother and … [Read more...]
Cape Cod National Seashore Getting Federal Money for Culvert Repairs
WELLFLEET - More than $460,000 will be invested into the Cape Cod National Seashore from the Inflation Reduction Act to replace two failing culverts … [Read more...]
First Massachusetts Right Whale Day to be Celebrated by Aquarium
BOSTON - The first annual Right Whale Day in Massachusetts takes place on Monday, April 24, as established by law just before Governor Charlie Baker … [Read more...]
First Right Whale Mother, Calf Pair of 2023 Seen in Cape Cod Bay
HYANNIS - The first North Atlantic right whale mother and calf pair of the year was spotted in Cape Cod Bay by the Center for Coastal Studies this … [Read more...]
Local Marine Expert Applauds Canal Closure to Protect Whales
BOURNE - A local marine expert says that the three right whales in the Cape Cod Canal that led to the passage’s shutdown could have been a close call … [Read more...]
NOAA Extends Limit on Fishing to Protect Whales
HYANNIS - The federal government has extended a ban that prohibits lobster and crab fishing in certain areas off of the coast of Massachusetts in an … [Read more...]
Feds Deny Emergency Call to Slow Ships, Ease Whale Strikes
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — The U.S. government has denied a request from a group of environmental organizations to immediately apply proposed ship-speed … [Read more...]
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- Barnstable Highlights Support for Foreign Workers
- Sunday Journal – Cape Cod’s Failing Water Quality Grades Continue, Hope on Town Sewer
- Nantucket Barrier Beach Designated National Natural Landmark
- Alleged Leader Of MV Bank Robbery Gets Decade Behind Bars
- Vineyard Wind Turbine Installations Resume
- Barnstable Adult Community Center Closed Due to Water Damage
- Regional Food Producers Receive Grants To Renovate And Modernize
- Feasibility Study Offered For Future Of Bourne Library
- PICTURES: Experts Tracking Entangled Right Whales South of Nantucket
- Deadline Approaching For Health Care Plans Beginning On January First
- Provincetown Welcomes Three New Firefighters