Jeannette Hinkle
Cape Cod Times
Massachusetts, United States
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Homeless deaths increase on Cape and Islands: annual memorial day Dec. 21
At least 76 people who were once homeless on Cape Cod have died this year. They'll be remembered at a memorial on Dec. 21, the year's longest night. → Read More
Chatham children's giving spirit: Student-led toy drive will benefit Mass Appeal
Children at an elementary school in Chatham wanted to give back this holiday season, so they proposed a toy drive. The toys will go to Mass Appeal. → Read More
Martha's Vineyard migrant flight funding under investigation by U.S. Treasury Department
The Treasury Department is investigating Gov. Ron DeSantis’s potential misuse of pandemic taxpayer relief funds to fly migrants to Martha’s Vineyard. → Read More
Barnstable County voters should be on the lookout for mail-in ballot applications
Secretary of State William Galvin told the Times his office prioritized getting vote-by-mail ballot applications to Barnstable County voters. → Read More
Could a ship get stuck sideways in the Cape Cod Canal? It's unlikely, but yes.
The longest period that the Cape Cod Canal was closed because of a vessel-caused problem was roughly a month back in 1942. → Read More
Taxpayer lawsuit alleges Barnstable County Sheriff's agreement with ICE is illegal
Sheriff James Cummings is standing by the 287(g) program despite a lawsuit. He is the last sheriff in the state to participate in the ICE program. → Read More
Abandoned cranberry bogs in Yarmouth slated for wetland restoration by state
The state Division of Ecological Restoration announced that it would fund a series of ecological restoration projects, including four on the Cape. → Read More
More overtime fewer inmates: A look at Barnstable County Sheriff spending
A look at the Barnstable County Sheriff's overtime spending. → Read More
Barnstable County to seek public comments on how to spend $41M in COVID relief money
Barnstable County will soon ask the public's advice on how to spend $41 million in federal relief money from American Rescue Plan Act. → Read More
Yarmouth voters approve wastewater investments and zoning to allow new business types
Taken together, 3 wastewater articles passed by Yarmouth voters Tuesday represent historic progress on an infrastructure project years in the making. → Read More
Nor'easter will likely add to Cape Cod's supply chain woes, experts say
A global supply chain crisis has created shortages for businesses across sectors, including hardware, building and construction. → Read More
Is a ghost haunting the Wayside Inn in Sudbury? Two experts weigh in
Seve Pickford of Longfellow's Wayside Inn and paranormal investigator Laura Anno talk about if former innkeeper Jerusha Howe may be haunting the inn. → Read More
Yarmouth's special town meeting postponed one week because of weather
The new date for the special town meeting is Nov. 2 at 6 p.m. → Read More
'Critically important': Historic wastewater decisions go before Yarmouth voters Tuesday
Town Manager Robert Whritenour said the wastewater project is “critically important" to the town's environmental and economic future. → Read More
Twin Brooks owner says other proposals for the property are "non-starters"
“As an individual investor, I am not prepared to minimize the return on an investment I made,” Wesley Finch responded to neighbors ' alternative plan. → Read More
Barnstable Land Trust hires firm to design alternative vision for Twin Brooks project
Trust officials plan to propose a design concept that would better balance open space and housing needs than the suggested rental-housing complex. → Read More
State Sen. Susan Moran on proposed gun range plan: "Start over and do it right"
State Sen. Susan Moran, D-Falmouth, issued a statement critical of the gun range proposal after county commissioners urged state regulators to reject it. → Read More
What to know about Barnstable County Commissioners' opposition to the proposed gun range
The Barnstable County Board of Regional Commissioners voted to send letters to state regulators strongly opposing a proposed machine gun range. → Read More
312-unit Hyannis apartment complex undergoing state environmental review
The public has until Sept. 21 to comment on Emblem Hyannis' plan to develop an apartment complex at the site of Twin Brooks Golf Course. → Read More
'A hodgepodge': Draft PFAS assessment plan for Barnstable fire academy plume is inadequate
“We know how to do this. It just takes resources and the right people to do it,” said Tom Cambareri, a hydrogeologic consultant. PFAS remain sky-high. → Read More