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Court to rule on whether Kline can stay home
A Massachusetts Land Court judge could rule by the end of next week on whether Andrea Kline can stay in her house on Stephens Way for the summer.
Gonsalves: Listening to the Cape
Berklee College of Music professor Steve Wilkes has been recording the natural and human-made sounds of Cape Cod for the past two years.
Cape Tech grads face future with skills to spare
ALL TOGETHER ONE LAST TIME The Cape Cod Tech graduating class of 2013 poses for photos on the gymnasium bleachers following the commencement ceremony.
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The Celtics have a couple of workouts coming this week according to HoopsHype and Chad Ford .
Eastham's latest vote: David vs. Goliath
All eyes will be on Eastham on June 22 as a special town meeting will once again try to decide the town's water future.
Every few years, Cape locals are fired up over the Pamet Puma which has been sighted from time to time in Truro.
Taking a bite out of shark research funds
On the cusp of the great white shark tagging season, state shark researchers received the gift of 10 acoustic tags from the Atlantic White Shark Conservancy to use this summer.
"Night is very beautiful on this great beach. It is the true other half of the day's tremendous wheel ..
Finding and fixing hazards in the art studio
Whether you're a painter, potter, printmaker, or jewelry maker you deal with materials that could be hazardous to your health and to the environment.
Lost O'Neill play launches new Provincetown company
Provincetown's theatrical history is indelibly connected to giving Eugene O'Neill his start, and a new professional theater company in town will debut Saturday night with a long-lost play by the four-time Pulitzer Prize winner.
'Wild, houseless Outer Shore' captured for film
An elated Henry Beston, played by Cape actor Chris Kolb, rejoices after finding a large patch of rosa rugosa during filming sessions outside the Ray Wells Dune Shack, operated by the Peaked Hill Trust.
Cops: Bear shot, killed near Pike in Newton
A black bear that was spotted up in a tree in Newton above the westbound side of the Mass Pike was shot and killed by police after a failed effort to capture the animal this morning.
APNewsBreak: Atlantic puffins in peril in US
In this file photo made in July 2007 an Atlantic puffin with a beak crammed with hake makes its way to a burrow to feed its chick, Monday July 9, 2007, on Eastern Egg Rock, Maine.
Eastham now has three distinct options as to what its water future may hold when voters meet on June 22 to discuss the issue once again.
One more winter blow: disappearing Cape beaches
This is the kind of summer makeover that Cape Cod can do without: dunes chewed up, vast amounts of sand eroded and rearranged, and miles of the National Seashore rendered nearly inaccessible.
Birding: Keep an eye out for rare species
This male summer tanager was photographed Monday in the company of a female. This species has never been known to nest in Massachusetts, but the two were seen in the same area on Thursday - so there's hope! The weather during the past long Memorial Day weekend was not what anyone had hoped for.
For Seamen's, a branch grows in Wellfleet
But customers who use the current Seamen's Wellfleet branch won't have to go far to bank at the new office: It is directly behind the old building, which is slated to be demolished next month.
Cape artists learn how to keep art clean, safe
A few days each year, the towns of Wellfleet, Truro and Provincetown collect household hazardous waste from residents, through a county program.
Highlights of Cape's summer art exhibits
With the unofficial start of the summer just passed, art lovers rejoice. Artists have been busy over the long winter and this summer season promises to be particularly invigorating, with several must-see and standout exhibitions.