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New reporting from the Boston Globe finds that Guy Monseair was fired from Cape Cod Rowing Inc. in 2009 for inappropriate conduct.
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After years of being run by volunteers, the organization that supports the Cape and Islands' local child advocacy center has grown to the point of needing a full-time staff member.
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The annual United Nations Climate Change Conference begins today in Türkiye, and 18 scientists and policy experts from the Woodwell Climate Research Center in Falmouth are attending.
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After more than eight years in the making, the Vineyard Wind project near Martha's Vineyard is fully operational. The news comes just hours after another offshore wind project in the region, Revolution Wind, announced it had reached full power.
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The retreating bluff along the access road, which runs parallel to the ocean, has almost reached the base of a small bridge.
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This past spring, a meteor exploded into a fireball about 30 miles above Cape Cod Bay. Scientists are using data from that event to better understand our atmosphere and how to predict when asteroids could pose a risk to humans.
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A new project through WHOI Sea Grant aims to help towns throughout the Cape prepare for and respond to coastal flooding.
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Wellfleet recently became the first town on Cape Cod to ban automatic license plate reader camera systems, such as Flock Safety.
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How to access our live blog on the November 2026 midterm elections.
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Will Massachusetts keep its all-Democratic leadership? Follow along for results after the polls close Tuesday night at 8 p.m.
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Legal weed, tax refunds, gun control, same-day voter registration and more. Here's what Massachusetts voters have decided.