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YARMOUTH – Yarmouth Police Detectives and Proactive Anti-Crime Unit Members teamed up on Monday leading to the arrest of two men for dealing crack. Around 4:00 p.m., Detectives were in the area of Reindeer Lane when they witnessed a West Yarmouth man entering and exiting a residence numerous times, meeting people for short periods of […] The post Two face charges for allegedly dealing “crack” in Yarmouth appeared first on CapeCod.com.

The Sandwich Town Manager’s office says the Boardwalk Plank Reconnection Program is ending soon

Cape Symphony Executive Director Michael Albaugh says they’ve sorted through hundreds of applicants, but have finally found their 5 finalists to potentially take over as Artistic Director for the organization. Each will guest conduct a portion of the upcoming season, which is jam packed for what Albaugh says will be another exciting year. The post VIDEO: Sunday Journal – Cape Symphony Finalizes Artistic Director Candidates, 2024 Season, and more appeared first on CapeCod.com.

Sandwich Annual Pond Discussion 2024

MASHPEE – The 2024 Mercy Otis Warren Cape Cod Woman of the Year has been announced, with the award going to Cyndy Jones for her work in veterans support through her nonprofit organization, Heroes in Transition. The Mashpee resident, who founded the nonprofit alongside her late husband Ken following the tragic loss of their son, […] The post Cyndy Jones Named Cape Cod Woman Of The Year appeared first on CapeCod.com.

EASTHAM – The Animal Rescue League of Boston’s Brewster location is caring for a rabbit found in the National Seashore by Coast Guard beach in Eastham. The rabbit, named Eeyore, was discovered along Doane Road by a trail walker who noticed that the rabbit did not look wild and notified a park ranger. Eeyore was […] The post PICS: ARL Caring for Rabbit Found in National Seashore, Reminds Public that Pets Can’t Survive in Wild appeared first on CapeCod.com.

Hear all about the latest when it comes to affordable housing on Cape! Habitat for Humanity talks about their new deconstruction program, “sweat equity”, and more!     The post WATCH: Habitat for Humanity Talks Affordable Housing, Sweat Equity and Deconstruction Program appeared first on CapeCod.com.

DENNIS – The Town of Dennis held its election this week, with voters making decisions on numerous town offices and passing the lone ballot question. John Terrio was re-elected to the Town’s Select Board for a three-year term, receiving the nod over Wayne Bergeron. Another contested race was held for the role of town water […] The post Dennis Holds Town Election appeared first on CapeCod.com.

HN PHOTO NOTES: Charlotte Sturgis is graduating from St. John Paul II High School this spring. Yesterday afternoon, Charlotte’s high school lacrosse team was honoring seniors and their parents before the game for “senior night.” (The game was at the Pop Warner Field in Sandwich.) Traditionally, graduating seniors and their parents walk onto the field as part of the senior night celebration. It was an especially important moment for Charlotte and her teammates because she happens to be the…

Habitat for Humanity Talks Affordable Housing, Sweat Equity and Deconstruction Program