The Alternative: A Newsletter from the Massachusetts Alternative Septic System Technology Center
Check out MASSTC’s most recent edition of their newsletter “The Alternative”!
Read More
Despite Recent Storm Events and Snow Fall, Cape Cod is Still in ‘Significant Drought’
Most of us think of drought as dry, dusty days in August, brown lawns, and hot weather. Which is why it might be surprising to some that, according to the […]
Read More
Barnstable County HOME Program Conducts Housing Needs Survey
The survey is part of a community-wide effort to identify housing and community development priorities in our region. February 19, 2025 (Barnstable, MA) – Barnstable County Department of Human Services has contracted […]
Read More
Cape Cod Commission Releases Draft Cape Cod Freshwater Strategy
Data-driven approaches to evaluate, protect and restore the region’s freshwater resources For Immediate Release (February 14, 2025) – The Cape Cod Commission is pleased to announce the release of the draft Cape […]
Read More
Regional Substance Abuse Council Newsletter (RSAC) – February 2025
The Barnstable County Regional Substance Addiction Coalition E-Newsletter is the hub of timely information on substance use and related issues in Barnstable County. With a readership of more than 1000, […]
Read More
County Commissioners Appoint New Health Director, Review Regional Housing Strategy, Discuss Vision Zero Road Safety Plan, and Discuss Goals for Cape Cod Commission
February 12, 2025 (BARNSTABLE, MA)– The Barnstable County Board of Regional Commissioners convened today to take action on key regional issues, including the appointment of James “Jay” Gardiner as the […]
Read More
4-H on Cape Cod: Last Year’s Impact, This Year’s Exciting Future
If you thought 4-H was just about fair ribbons and farm animals, think again. Last year, Cape Cod 4-H delivered BIG TIME for local youth—and there’s even more excitement ahead. […]
Read More
LISTEN: Bird Flu Update with Barnstable County Disease Expert – CapeCod.com
HYANNIS – As positive bird flu cases are reported in local wildlife by Eastham-based Wild Care and state health officials, Barnstable County’s contract epidemiologist urges residents to be safe. Lea […]
Read More
