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3 weeks ago |
barnstablepatriot.com | Heather McCarron
Janet Cook, owner of Sew What in Hyannis, is closing her shop after nearly 50 years. Cook built a renowned career, working with clients ranging from the Kennedy family to celebrities like Diana Ross and Joan Rivers. She is semi-retired and working part-time at her shop in Florida, Sew What South.
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3 weeks ago |
capecodtimes.com | Heather McCarron
The Falmouth and Cape Cod Chambers of Commerce are merging operations starting July 1. The merger aims to provide more resources, regional connections, and a stronger voice for Cape Cod businesses. This collaboration seeks to address shared challenges and foster a sustainable year-round Cape Cod economy. The new partnership officially begins on July 1, bringing together the Cape Cod organization's 1,100 members with Falmouth's 550 members.
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4 weeks ago |
capecodtimes.com | Heather McCarron
Coastal roads are flooding more often. Beaches are falling back. Storms are getting more fierce. As the effects of climate change become increasingly visible in Chatham, town leaders are turning to the people who know the community best to help shape a local response.
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4 weeks ago |
capecodtimes.com | Heather McCarron
A new break has formed at the tip of North Beach Island in Chatham, following a nor'easter on May 22. Local officials are urging boaters to avoid the area due to unsafe and unpredictable conditions caused by the break. The break is considered part of the natural shifting of the barrier beach system and is being monitored by officials.
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1 month ago |
capecodtimes.com | Heather McCarron
Youth baseball fields in Falmouth were closed in January due to contamination from a former landfill beneath the fields. The town is working with environmental consultants to develop remediation options, including installing a geotextile barrier and clean fill. Reconstruction plans for the fields include new turf, dugouts, seating, and ADA improvements, with a target reopening in fall 2027. Long Pond, for example, is a protected surface water reservoir that is a primary source for the town.
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