Posted by Cape Cod Daily News via Cape Wide News
Thursday October 23, 2025 (9 months ago)


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BOURNE – Firegfighters were called to Sandwich Road along the Cape side of the canal for a brush fire about 1 PM Thursday. The fire was reported in the area east of the Midway Recreational Area. A Sandwich brush breaker was called to assist in battling the fire. Traffic slowdowns were likely in the area. The post Brush fire near Midway Recreational Area likely to cause traffic slowdowns appeared first on CapeCod.com.

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