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Suspects accused of Quincy armed robbery may be connected to similar crime in Norwell, police say
Police are searching for three suspects accused of robbing a convenience store at gunpoint early Wednesday morning who may be connected to other similar crimes in Plymouth County.
Cape woman asked Habitat for Humanity to build affordable homes on her land. It worked.
BREWSTER − Two three-bedroom homes under construction on a quiet stretch of land along Red Top Road are part of Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod's efforts to bring more affordable housing to the region. Two families who grew up on Cape Cod will move into the houses when they are completed. One family is made up of a landscape and Marine Corps vet, his wife who is an educator, and their two young children, with...
Historic "The Painted Lady" Bed and Breakfast Goes on Sale in Sandwich for $1.725 Million
A slice of Sandwich's history is up for grabs as "The Painted Lady," a storied bed and breakfast, hits the market with the prospect of a residential revival. The Gothic Revival mansion at 8 Jarves Street, with a price tag of $1,725,000, offers its future owner the chance to reside in a space teeming with Victorian charm.
New Firefighters Offer New Life To Area Departments
Several Cape Cod fire departments have some new blood in their stations. Nine of 21 candidates who graduated last week from the 50-day Career Recruit Firefighting Training Program in Bridgewater are now working on the Cape. P-town Fire has three of the grads, two went to both Yarmouth and Sandwich while Brewster and Wellfleet's fire departments got one new recruit apiece.
Plenty of music to be heard in the area this weekend. Start planning your schedule now
THURSDAY: Martin Sexton takes his band to Fall River. Boston-bred songwriter Martin Sexton and his band at the Narrows Center in Fall River. LovelytheBand rocks Brighton Music Hall. Rap and rock with Cypress Hill at Roadrunner in Allston. Folk singer Louisa Stancioff at Club Passim in Harvard Square. Yam Yam and Dizgo – that's two separate bands – jam at Soundcheck Studios in Pembroke. Songsmith Seth Glier at the Spire Center in Plymouth. Comedian Jim Gaffigan is at The Wilbur Theater in Boston, through Sunday. Country chartbuster The Brothers Osborne at MGM Music Hall in Boston. Guitarist Kyran Daniel at The RegattaBar in Cambridge. Heavy metal from Texas, when the band called Kublai Khan Tx hits The Paradise Rock Club in Boston. Kotoko Brass brings world music to The Lizard Lounge in Cambridge. Comic Steve Sweeney tops a benefit program at The District Center for the Arts in Taunton.
Spring construction projects could have impact on Cape Cod beachgoers
BOSTON – The National Park Service announced several construction projects on Massachusetts beaches in the coming months, and they could impact your trip.Cape Cod constructionThe projects are planned on several outer Cape Cod beaches this spring.They will be making improvements to locations along the Cape Cod National Seashore.What beaches could be impacted?Among the projects, crews will be replacing old stairs at Marconi Beach and installing new fee booths at Race Point and Head of the Meadow beaches.Parking areas will be repaved and signs replaced at several beaches.The National Park Service said to check its website to make sure the beach you want to visit will be open.
State grants will help three Cape Cod cranberry farmers renovate bogs
Three Cape Cod cranberry growers in Bourne, Marstons Mills, and Sandwich, received state grants for bog renovation this year, designed to help farmers compete with Wisconsin and Quebec by restoring old bogs and planting new, high yield cultivars. The awards are limited to $25,000 per acre, up to a maximum of $125,000. At an...
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