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Waggin' Wednesday: Meet Tiny!

1 week ago | capecod.com | James Bone

Tiny is a 12 week old male Australian Cattle Dog mix who came to ARL as part of a transport of pups from the south and is looking for his new home. Don’t let the name fool you- Tiny may be small in size now, but his personality is larger than life! He enjoys spending his time outside satisfying his curiosity by sniffing everything twice over and then taking off to play with his toys or canine companions. Tiny loves his treats and his naps as well. He will need to be taught all of the puppy basics.
Will You Help Risotto Find a Home on Cape Cod?

1 week ago | capecod.com | James Bone

Looking for a playful, cuddly sidekick who gets along great with other cats? Say hello to Risotto — a 7-month-old kitten with a heart full of love and energy to spare! Risotto is curious, full of zoomies, and always ready for a game of chase or a nap curled up next to a feline friend.
Emergency Shellfishing Closure In Chatham

1 week ago | capecod.com | Jim McCabe

CHATHAM – The town of Chatham has instituted an emergency shellfish closure due to “red tide”. Shellfishing is banned until further notice in the following areas: Pleasant Bay, Jackknife, Potter’s Landing, North Beach, Crow’s Pond, Bassing Harbor, and Ryders Cove.
Necropsy Results Pending After Dead Minke Whale Washes Ashore on Chilmark

1 week ago | capecod.com | Grady Culhane

CHILMARK – A dead minke whale washed ashore on Chilmark over the weekend. Federal officials, as well as the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah), are investigating the cause of death. The whale was reported to be a 6 to 8 year old male, roughly 27 feet long. A necropsy has been performed but results are pending. It’s been a record couple of years for marine animal strandings for both Martha’s Vineyard and Cape Cod.
Spruce Up Your Home This Spring With Cardi's Furniture And Mattresses!

1 week ago | capecod.com | James Bone

Spring is all about blossoming, opening the windows to let the fresh air in, and getting the house ready for your family and friends to come down the Cape this summer season.
Eversource Offers Suggestions For Managing Summer Electric Use

1 week ago | capecod.com | Jim McCabe

HYANNIS – Eversource is urging customers to consider efficiency measures to avoid costly bills this summer, calling back to this past winter which caused many New Englanders to have sticker shock over their utility statements. But instead of natural gas, the warning is now about electricity consumption, which increases in summer months due to increased use of air conditioners, fans and other devices to stay cool.
LISTEN: AmeriCorps Cape Cod Funded Through Summer, but Future Uncertain

1 week ago | capecod.com | Grady Culhane

BARNSTABLE – AmeriCorps Cape Cod will be funded through August thanks to Barnstable County authorizing surplus funds, but its future is still uncertain after recent federal cuts have effectively shut down the program. Program Manager Misty Neimeyer said they have a smaller class this year which allows them to pivot, but they are urging residents to contact lawmakers and advocate for funding from Washington.
Massachusetts Town Official Floats Idea of Tolls on Canal Bridges

1 week ago | capecod.com | Grady Culhane

MASHPEE – A Mashpee town official is raising the idea of tolls on the Cape Cod Bridges. Select Board Vice Chair David Weeden asked Plymouth and Barnstable State Senator Dylan Fernandes during their most recent meeting to consider advocating the idea to MassDevelopment, saying it can be a long-term funding solution for the Cape’s biggest challenges. “Even if you did only two dollars an axle only calculating cars, you’d bring in about 70 million dollars a year.
Cape Leaders Convene On Cut AmeriCorps Funding

2 weeks ago | capecod.com | Grady Culhane

BARNSTABLE – Barnstable County officials are meeting today about recent federal cuts threatening to effectively shut down Americorps Cape Cod and the program at large. The funding was cut without warning by the interim head of the federal agency following intervention by the Department of Government Efficiency. AmeriCorps Cape Cod is an 11-month residential national service organization operating through Barnstable County, with up to 20 members each year.
Rabies Vaccine Distribution Starting Next Week

2 weeks ago | capecod.com | Jim McCabe

HYANNIS – Distribution of animal rabies vaccines on Cape Cod is scheduled to take place starting on Monday, May 5th. According to the Cape Cod Rabies Task Force, the baits will be distributed across portions of Barnstable and Plymouth Counties. In 2021, the first raccoon-variant rabies case was documented on Cape Cod in over eight years, located in Hyannis. The USDA implemented an emergency trap-vaccinate-release campaign throughout the Mid-Cape which captured over 700 raccoons.