HYANNIS - The Association to Preserve Cape Cod says a change proposed to State Revolving Fund loans could be disastrous for local water quality … [Read more...]
State Loan Program Change Could Harm Town Water Projects, Says Association to Preserve Cape Cod
February 21, 2025
Exception Made for Seasonal National Park Employees in Federal Hiring Freeze
February 21, 2025
WELLFLEET - The Trump Administration has backtracked on eliminating seasonal jobs at national parks. It’s an exemption to the blanket federal … [Read more...]
LISTEN: Federal Funding Freeze for Cape Projects Over, But Unease Remains
February 12, 2025
capecodcom · Federal Funding Freeze for Cape Projects Over, But Unease Remains BARNSTABLE - Officials say some federal funding is flowing again for … [Read more...]
Environmentalists Say Trump’s Energy Order Would Subvert the Endangered Species Act
January 24, 2025
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Environmental groups concerned about loss of protections for vanishing animals see one of President Donald Trump’s early … [Read more...]
West Dennis Teacher Receives Conservation Honors From Mass Audubon
November 26, 2024
WEST DENNIS - Mass Audubon recentlyselected five school teachers in the state to honor as its Conservation Teachers of the Year, with Regina … [Read more...]
Large Numbers Of North Atlantic Right Whales Spotted In Unusual Feeding Ground
September 30, 2024
BOSTON - Scientists with the New England Aquarium recently spotted over 82 North Atlantic right whales, or over a quarter of the species’ remaining … [Read more...]
Cape Climate Resiliency and Habitat Restoration Gets $15M Boost
September 4, 2024
HYANNIS - The Association to Preserve Cape Cod has received $15 million dollars from NOAA to support projects restoring habitat and fostering climate … [Read more...]
Whales Arrive in Cape Cod Bay
February 14, 2024
PROVINCETOWN - Endangered North Atlantic right whales are back in Cape Cod Bay, with reports coming in from the Massachusetts Environmental Police of … [Read more...]
Cape-Based Group Gets New Federal Contract
February 1, 2024
SANDWICH – The Sandwich-based environmental consulting firm Horsley Witten Group has been awarded a ten-million-dollar contract from the U.S. … [Read more...]
Annual Report Continues To Go After Cape Cod Water Quality
January 18, 2024
HYANNIS - The Association to Preserve Cape Cod has released its fifth-annual “State of the Waters” report. APCC executive director Andrew … [Read more...]
From The CapeCod.com NewsCenter
Upper Cape Tech Going to State Drama Festival with “The Yellow Boat”
LISTEN: Cape Cod Mental Health Cuts Impact with Social Worker Alan Burt
State Loan Program Change Could Harm Town Water Projects, Says Association to Preserve Cape Cod
Exception Made for Seasonal National Park Employees in Federal Hiring Freeze
State Looking At Possible Removal Of Mid-Cape Dam
Steamship Authority Calling on Army Corps to Dredge Hyannis Amid Sand Damage to Vessels
Barnstable County Housing Survey Out Now
Inspector General Completes Review Of Cape Cod Gateway Airport
Monomoy School District Receives International Award For Video Project
LISTEN: Cape and Islands DA Joins Push Against Pocasset Health Center Closure
Steamship Authority Investigating Speed Issue in New Vessels
What is Island Pickle, the Indoor Pickleball Facility Going Before the Town This Week?- Truro Town Manager Stepping Down
