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Let worms do the composting work
Cape Cod Worm Farm in Buzzards Bay sells millions of worms on the Internet to customers who want to enrich their soil.
Three power bar 'meals' pale vs. Mathausen fare
About replacing jail meals with power bars, the older style meal consisting of a hamburger, fries and a Coke provides 840 calories, while its power bar replacement provides 290 calories.
Taking Back Our Neighborhoods: A big weed problem
The weeds are so high on one South Memphis street they've become a traffic hazard, not to mention a breeding ground for vermin - both of the rodent and criminal variety! The weeds cover the sidewalk on South Orleans at Walker in south Memphis.
Rockland Trust recently hosted a food drive at its South Yarmouth branch to support the St.
Lightning kills boater off South Orleans
A man died tonight after being struck by lightning while shellfishing in Little Pleasant Bay off South Orleans, according to police and fire officials.
For Cape gardeners, it's not all coming up roses
Slimy slugs are slurping down hostas. Roses are refusing to bloom. Iris are rotting amid June's dreary combination of too little sun and too much rain.
Investigators Say Arsonist to Blame for Vacant House Fires
Two vacant homes in South Memphis went up in flames early Wednesday morning, June 24, 2009.
Two Overnight House Fires on Same Street
Memphis fire crews responded to a call for a single house fire in South Memphis overnight, but by the time they got to the scene, two homes were erupting in flames.
History uncovered at Orleans windmill site
The Jonathan Young Windmill looks at home on Town Cove in Orleans, but the historic landmark has moved around since its construction in the early 1700s.
South Orleans home has room to relax
Modern luxury meets Cape culture in this three-level home on a private peninsula bordered by Namequoit River, Pah Wah Pond and Little Pleasant Bay in South Orleans.
"Switzerland's largest bank, UBS, has asked a US court not
Mega-restauranteur Bill Zammer gave the guv a bit of a hard time while an amused chamber president Dick Neitz and chamber director Wendy Norcross look on.