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Ocean plan blocks South Coast Wind
A draft of the state's historic ocean management plan being released today would prohibit Boston developer Jay Cashman from building his proposed, large-scale, commercial wind farm in the upper portion of Buzzards Bay.
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The Kruzenshtern is a 376-foot in length, four-masted barque rig, and the second largest traditional sail training vessel in the world still in operation.
Jack Spillane: An ocean of hope for New Bedford's future
JOHN SLADEWSKI/The Standard-Times The Ocean Explorium in New Bedford has opened new exhibits with tanks full of interesting and colorful sea life, such as these clown fish.
Buzzards Bay civic leader steps aside
After six years of service, Tom Moccia is stepping down today as president of the Buzzards Bay Vitalization Association.
Treasures that washed ashore this week; flotsam we hope the next tide carries away: Local heroes Although we often take it for granted, Cape Cod is blessed with top-notch professionals, serving in a variety of fields.
When the ribbon is cut today at the new Cape Cod Canal Region Chamber of Commerce information center, it will not only signal the completion of the Sagamore "flyover" project, but also place a much-needed resource for residents and visitors alike at both entrances to the Cape.
Massachusetts Maritime Academy Class of 2009 valedictorian Richard Stewart could have given a commencement speech yesterday in which he bragged about his perfect 4.0 grade point average.
HASKELL, Shane, 49, 196 Main St., Rear Apt., Buzzards Bay; three counts of threatening to commit crime Dec.
School ring returned 30 years later
In 2002, Jacob Azarian of Buzzards Bay was given a 1979 class ring from the Upper Cape Cod Regional Technical School by a friend who had found it with a metal detector at Queen Sewell Park in Buzzards Bay.
PATTERSON, Alvin R. Jr., 23, 247 N. Falmouth Highway No. 3, North Falmouth; violating abuse prevention order April 4 in Falmouth.
Northern red-bellied cooters stack up in a tank at the National Marine Life Center in Buzzards Bay.
Out in the wild, tiny northern red-bellied cooters would most certainly become lunch for opportunistic predators.
Seeing sea stars - and lots of them
The five-armed creatures appeared by the thousands last Sunday at Scusset Beach State Reservation - spiny-skinned organisms so resilient that if one of their arms gets lopped off, it grows right back.
Buzzards Bay accident victim critical
A Duxbury man remains in critical condition this afternoon at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston after his scooter hit a car Thursday at the West End rotary, a hospital spokeswoman said.
"Tips on Composting With Worms." 10 January 2009. HowStuffWorks.com. 12 June 2009.
Daily Incidents for Sunday, June 7, 2009
At about 11:41pm, on Saturday, June 6, 2009, officers from Area A-1 responded to a radio call for a fight in the area of 225 State Street.
Tobey Hospital Guild presents scholarships
The Tobey Hospital Guild recently announced $3,000 in scholarship awards for students who are pursuing a career in health care.
Pedaling an idea: A bike train from Boston
Imagine special trains from Boston carrying bicycles and their riders to Cape Cod for a weekend stay.
Information on classes, support groups and workshops on parenting for June 2009
All classes and meetings are free to participants unless otherwise noted. Please call to register and/or confirm date and time, and to request child care if offered.
Buzzards Bay landmark rises from the ashes
Sadly, Emilio J. "Johnny" Cubellis didn't live to see his family's Buzzards Bay restaurant, which burned down in October 2007, rebuilt, reopened and bustling again with satisfied patrons.
Buzzards Bay Theater could be history
A light rain fell yesterday morning on Main Street, with dark clouds looming ominously overhead, a perfect metaphor for a building that was - at one time - the biggest draw in town.