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Conditions worsen for 'working poor'
The irony was not lost on Jennifer Buck when a government employee told her it may be easier to feed her family if she quit her second job.
Looking out over the rocks on Falmouth Heights Beach, surrounded by a bright blue sky, floats a large starfish, seemingly suspended in the heavens.
Campers protest campsite move in Westport, Mass.
Campers who regularly use the waterfront RV campsites at Horseneck Beach in Westport are upset that the state is moving them.
Man to be charged in fatal boat collision in Mass.
Prosecutors say they'll file a homicide charge against a Gloucester man after a boat collision that killed a retired businessman from Dartmouth.
Makepeace mega-development plans draw fire
This time around, there will be no three-town task force to oversee the development of the 6,000 acres owned by the A.D. Makepeace Co.
Lucky duck will send Allens Pond Derby winner packing
Simple yellow rubber duckies nowadays have the power to do more than make bath time fun.
Law orders tug escorts, state pilots
Gov. Deval Patrick has signed into law new tug escort requirements on Buzzards Bay to prevent a repeat of the devastating April 2003 spill that polluted more than 100 miles of the bay's shoreline.
Rhinebeck grad raises $4,000 to help fund cancer research
Last weekend Rhinebeck High School Class of 2003 graduate Adam Wolcott Mauskapf biked 192 miles from Sturbridge, Mass.
Practical steps to a cleaner bay
Which of the following statements makes you want to go out and do something about pollution in Buzzards Bay? Statement 1: "If dumping wastewater into Buzzards Bay and other human activities continue at current ...
Home insurance reforms a no-go this session
The House failed to take a vote on a homeowner insurance reform bill early this morning as the Legislative session came to a close.
Tugboat crew rescued from onboard fire
The Coast Guard rescued three people from the tugboat Canal Deluge, which caught fire Friday morning as it escorted a barge through Buzzards Bay, approximately 4 miles south of Sconticut Neck in Fairhaven.
Walter should buy you a new camera.
Pelham House Resort Cape Cod's finest fractional or whole ownership resort. 400 ft of private beach, overlooking Nantucket Sound.
Conductor collapses aboard Cape dinner train, taken to hospital
The Cape Cod Central Railroad dinner train had to make an emergency stop in town when the conductor passed out during a trip last night.
Sewer Bills From Wareham Higher Than Expected
It is only about five months until Bourne's wastewater agreement with the Town of Wareham expires, and the town has been frustrated in its efforts to renegotiate the terms of the contract.
Mass. lawmakers pass oil spill protection bill
Lawmakers in Massachusetts have passed a bill to enhance protections against oil spills in Buzzards Bay.
Mass. lawmakers pass oil spill protection bill
Lawmakers in Massachusetts have passed a bill to enhance protections against oil spills in Buzzards Bay.
Former Cape priest guilty of raping boys
The Rev. Frank Genevieve, a Franciscan priest from New York, has pleaded guilty to charges of raping three teenage boys during overnight trips to Boston in the 1970s and 1980s.
Lawmakers approve bill requiring oil barge escorts in Buzzards Bay
Legislation that would offer new protections against oil spills in Buzzards Bay is heading to Gov.
No alcohol involved in fatal boat crash
Alcohol has been ruled out as the cause of a fatal boat collision in Buzzards Bay last week.
Investigators rule out alcohol as cause of fatal boat collision
Investigators have ruled out alcohol as a cause of the fatal collision Friday between two boats on Buzzards Bay, but officials have investigated whether anyone was at the helm of the power boat that struck a ...