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TRENDING LOCALLY:
The high voltage cables in Harwich are giving plant power a new meaning.
Open burning, a sign of spring, has home owners making common mistakes.
Literal tons of boat shrink-wrapping have a new future through the Cape's regional boat shrink wrap recycling program.
As we celebrate Earth Day 2024, architect and certified wellness architect Mary-Ann Agresti says its time to ask questions about the building and remodeling materials we choose - and let those choices lead to a healthier future.
Orleans is bringing back some of the world's rarest and most productive ecosystems.
Cape Cod Potters, 450 unique bowls, and a sold out crowd help combat food insecurity on Cape Cod.
Cape Cod is a paradox in itself – its beauty makes it vulnerable for human trafficking.
This month the non-profit Truro Community Kitchen (TCK) says good bye to single use plastics and hello to re-usable containers.
The concept of "re-wilding" has become a buzzword across the country. Here on the Cape, as years of development drove out native habitats and natural beauty on this fragile peninsula, projects began embracing the concept. But what does it really mean?
After years of wrangling, a long-awaited police station opened its doors in Provincetown on March 20, moving public safety from a re-purposed funeral home to a $16M 21st century headquarters.
When Brewster's municipal pool opened last year it kicked off the beginning of the integration of the former Sea Camp properties.
Brewster Ladies' Library is cultivating a seed exchange program. But dig a little deeper and the giving and taking of the native heirlooms represents something much bigger.
A hundred young artists are showcasing their work for Youth Art Month at Orleans Town Hall.
Chapel On The Pond's congregation is forced to move as the church is being sold.
Another season, another scam. Lower Cape News visits with Lt. Andy McLaughlin from the Orleans Police for some insight into the latest swell of scam calls and how to avoid falling for them
After a COVID-hiatus, the long-time collaborative fundraiser Soup Bowls for Hunger returns to the new Cape Tech culinary arts space. The event brings together the Cape Cod Potters, Cape Cod Tech, and the Family Pantry to raise funds to combat food insecurity on Cape Cod.
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