Dredging started on November 11th. Due to previous permitting delays, just the northern part of the channel was dredged in 2022, then in 2023 the southern part and the area outside […]
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COVID-19, influenza, and RSV transmission and severity are currently at low/baseline levels. Influenza and RSV are starting to creep up. We expect viral respiratory illnesses to increase shortly after Thanksgiving, consistent with […]
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November 26, 2024 (Barnstable, MA) — At the Barnstable County Board of Regional Commissioners’ regular meeting this morning, Assistant County Administrator Vaira Harik provided an update on the American Rescue […]
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Barnstable County Water Quality Laboratory has been receiving a high volume of phone calls from homeowners across the Commonwealth who recently received a letter from their local water department prompting […]
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This past weekend, the Cape Cod Center for Public Safety Training (CCCPST) was proud to collaborate with the Provincetown Fire Department for a specialized training session. Designed to enhance operational […]
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As you prepare for a Cape Cod Thanksgiving or holiday feast, make sure your turkey is cooked safely to avoid foodborne illnesses. Learn the best practices for thawing, cooking, and storing leftovers. Skip the bath (yes, that means no washing your turkey!) and follow safe cooking temperatures to ensure a stress-free meal. From turkey temperature checks to handling leftovers, we’ve got you covered with simple tips that will keep your holiday feast safe and tasty. Read our full guide for all the turkey-safety secrets!
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November 21, 2024 (Barnstable, MA) – On Sunday November 17, 2024, Wild Care staff in Eastham reported to USDA Wildlife Services the discovery of a dead raccoon on Smith Road […]
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Medicare Plan Options: In-Person Seminars Learn about your plan options and get answers to your questions and concerns. In-personseminars also give you the opportunity to hear about issues other people […]
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All of Massachusetts, with the exception of Cape Cod, is currently under significant or critical drought status. According to the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA), the state has experienced approximately […]
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