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Man arrested after passing out at drive-thru

SOUTH YARMOUTH — A 49-year-old Brewster man was arrested late Friday after he passed out in his car in a McDonald's drive-thru line, according to Yarmouth Deputy Police Chief Steven Xiarhos.

 

NStar to inspect lines with helicopters

Beginning this week, NStar will use helicopters equipped with high-resolution cameras to inspect electrical equipment between Bourne and Wellfleet, the company said in a statement.

 

Silent Spring sees flow of dollars slow to trickle

All but unknown to national policymakers when it started in 1994, Silent Spring Institute immediately won the hearts — and funding — of state legislators impressed by its determination to explore possible environmental links to the Cape's...

 

State DPU sides with Cape Light Compact

BARNSTABLE — Chalk one up for both sides in the ongoing war over two regional energy agencies.

 

Mashpee voters approve restrictions in fertilizer usage

MASHPEE — Mashpee became the latest town on Cape Cod to regulate its use of nitrogen-based fertilizers after town meeting approved a new bylaw Monday night.

 

Wash-ashore weed: Pot for Cape dispensary will be grown in Plymouth

SOUTH DENNIS — Barnstable County's sole medical marijuana dispensary will be stocked with pot grown over the bridge in an industrial park in Plymouth.

 

Wolf testifies at trial of anti-nuclear activists

PLYMOUTH — The trial of the four anti-nuclear activists, charged with trespassing on the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station property on Mother's Day, continued Monday with Plymouth District Court Judge James Sullivan listening to testimony from state...

 

Female employees are small but growing percentage of electrical workers

WEST YARMOUTH – Being one of only eight women among 600 NStar lineworkers is nothing new for Christine Ratches.

 

Silent Spring Institute seeks more state support

All but unknown to national policymakers when it started in 1994, Silent Spring Institute immediately won the hearts – and funding – of state legislators impressed by its determination to explore possible environmental links to the Cape's...

 

The oldest gravestones on Cape Cod

On today's CapeCast: We go in search of the three oldest gravestones on Cape Cod, all dating from 1683, and find out how settlers dealt with their dead before stones became the norm.

 

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