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One dead, one injured in Dennis rollover on Route 6
One person was killed and another injured in a single vehicle rollover accident on Route 6 eastbound in Dennis, Massachusetts Saturday afternoon around 3:00 PM.
Saturday May 26 | Cape Cod Today
Wellfleet detective promoted to sergeant; Yarmouth police deploy...
Wellfleet detective promoted to sergeant; Yarmouth police deploy Operation Safe Roads this weekend; New Onset police substation; Eastham officer honored by MADD; Dennis Memorial Day parade detours; DPD receives underage drinking grant WELLFLEET - Police Chief Ronald Fisette reported this week that Detective Paul Clark was recently promoted to ... (more)
Saturday May 26 | Cape Cod Today
May 26, 1966: Cape Cod National Seashore dedicated; 1647: Puritans ban Catholics
The English Puritans who settled the colony feared the Jesuits for several reasons.
Seashore board won't act on 'Tip'
U.S. Rep. Edward Markey has sponsored a bill to rename the Salt Pond Visitor Center in Eastham to honor Thomas P. "Tip" O'Neill, but the idea isn't official favored by a National Seashore advisory group.
Fresh approach gives hope to Cape homeless
Paul and Carolyn Hebert, standing in front of the Alice O'Neill Champ House in Hyannis, started soup kitchens 20 years ago but founded Champ Homes to do more for the homeless who needed it most.
Politicians want to honor 'Tip' by renaming building
Officials at the dedication of the Salt Pond Visitors Center of the Cape Cod National Seashore on May 30, 1966, included, left to right, Rep.
Cape Cod mooring and slip waiting lists
Search these Cape Cod town boat mooring waiting lists for the names and rankings of those seeking a mooring or slip as of around April 2012.
Eastham selectman McDonald re-elected to a new 3-year term
Incumbent Selectman Martin McDonald was re-elected Tuesday for a three-year term in one of eight uncontested races at the annual town election.
New Documentary Ocean Frontiers - The Dawn of a New Era in Ocean...
New Documentary Ocean Frontiers - The Dawn of a New Era in Ocean Stewardship at Salt Pond Visitor Center May 19 Once thought to be a boundless reservoir for marine resources and an endless pit for our waste, the capacity of our oceans are reaching their limits, and people are starting to take notice.
Eastham regroups after water defeat
Despite a huge defeat at the annual town meeting for selectmen's proposed $32 million municipal water system, even the staunchest opponents say they support a partial public water supply.
Bill Marsden speaks against a $32 million municipal water project during town meeting Monday night at Nauset Regional High School.
Small towns, big ethics problem
Richard Bretschneider once had it pretty good. He was sheriff on Nantucket with no jail to oversee, a six-figure salary and control over deeds excise taxes that raked in millions.
Grueling ordeal for raptor in recovery
Wild Care Cape Cod intern Ronald Kielb Jr., left, holds an osprey as wildlife rehabilitator Alexandra Mueller tube feeds it on Tuesday.
Promotions, new officers for Cape Cod police and fire departments
Chief Edward Kulhawick announced Tuesday, that Officer Daniel Deschamp has been promoted to Sergeant.