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Land Protection & Water Quality

Land Protection & Water Quality

Today's release of the seventh annual State of the Waters report is an opportunity to focus on one of the highest priority issues for most Cape Codders. What is happening with our water reflects the land use and waste disposal choices made over the decades. As has...

Land Protection & Water Quality

Good Enough

"I have hope, because I believe in the truth of what the great American writer James Baldwin said. He said, ‘In this world, there isn’t as much humanity as one would like, but there’s enough.’" - Bruce Springsteen In this week of Thanksgiving, despite the challenges...

Land Protection & Water Quality

Walk the Talk

Every so often events conspire to give people a chance to put their actions behind their words. The recently announced findings of the hearing officer recommending that the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection’s denial of the application by Holtec to...

Land Protection & Water Quality

Lakes People Rejoice

Mashpee voters overwhelmingly approved a town meeting article (80 percent yes) and the associated debt exclusion (75 percent yes) that gave the green light to a community treatment system to reduce nutrient loading to Mashpee Wakeby Pond. While great for Mashpee...

Local River Herring Numbers Decline

Local River Herring Numbers Decline

Photo Credit: Association to Preserve Cape Cod The Enterprise The Association to Preserve Cape Cod (APCC) has released its 2025 river herring run results, which show that most monitored runs across the region experienced below-average returns this past...

Land Protection & Water Quality

Faith Restored

Almost 500 people gathered at Mashpee Town Meeting Monday night to resoundingly vote yes on a wastewater treatment system for Mashpee Wakeby Pond. Both the outcome of the vote and the turnout restored a little of my faith in our ability to come together and...

Land Protection & Water Quality

Go To Town Meeting

If your town has a fall town meeting, and many do in the next few weeks, you need to go. Why? The thought here is that the importance of decisions made locally has never been more important that it is now. The federal government is shut down, and the states are...