Cynthia McCormick
Cape Cod Times
Barnstable, MA, United States
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Cape Cod sees COVID-19 cases continue to decline
A weekly public health report shows 215 fewer COVID-19 cases in Barnstable County. One person died, for a total of 598 since the pandemic began. → Read More
Cape plastic surgeon named new president of Massachusetts Medical Society
Cape Cod plastic surgeon Dr. Theodore Calianos II has been named president of the Massachusetts Medical Society. → Read More
Cape Cod COVID-19 cases continue to decline for second week in a row
State officials said there were 2,561 newly confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Massachusetts, for a total of 1,722,244 since the pandemic began. → Read More
Centuries-old town of Chatham gets new monument commemorating the Revolutionary War
Chatham will dedicate its first memorial to the Revolutionary War on Monday at Chase Park near the Godfrey Windmill → Read More
Number of new COVID-19 cases on Cape Cod declines slightly
State health officials say the number of new COVID-19 cases on Cape Cod has declined slightly during the last two weeks. → Read More
Nauset middle school principal Keith Kenyon resigns; named in 'fat-testing' lawsuit
Nauset Regional Middle School Principal Keith Kenyon resigned a month after being named in 'fat-testing' lawsuit. → Read More
No masking orders in place as increasingly contagious COVID-19 yields to milder illness
Masking protocols remain vague amid rising cases of COVID as the busy tourist season starts on Cape Cod. → Read More
COVID increases on Cape Cod with nearly 1.5K new cases in 14 days
The state Department of Public Health said Barnstable County saw about 1,440 new cases of COVID-19 during its last 14-day reporting period. → Read More
Mashpee ex-police officer comes back from addiction to speak in Falmouth
Joe Kelley resigned from the Mashpee police force in 2009 after a drug addiction. He's recovered and hoping to help and motivate others. → Read More
Chatham trustees vote to buy land from Fall River Diocese for affordable housing
Chatham's Affordable Housing Trust Fund's Board of Trustees will pay $525,000 to Diocese of Fall River for land to build up to 22 bedrooms of housing. → Read More
As nation records 1M COVID deaths, Cape Cod remembers those we lost
The pace of COVID-19 fatalities has slowed considerably since spring 2020 when coronavirus tore through an unvaccinated society. → Read More
COVID-19 cases on Cape Cod increase as hospitalizations creep up and deaths remain low
Cape Cod COVID-19 cases continue to tick up, a state report shows → Read More
Cape Cod's lack of abortion services dates from 2008, and forces longer travel times, advocates say
Cape Cod's lack of abortion services forces longer travel time, and other barriers, advocates say. → Read More
Chatham annual town meeting seeks 7 new positions, preschool tuition, operating budget
The lack of capital projects enables Chatham to propose a smaller town budget while hiring more employees at the May 14 town meeting. → Read More
Three-way race for two seats on Chatham Board of Selectmen in town election
Only one contested race but voters face a ballot question trying to get state to ban Holtec from dumping radioactive water into Cape Cod Bay. → Read More
Damage from power surge closes Chatham town office; election and town meeting not affected
The Chatham town office building is expected to reopen May 13 after repairs for damage caused by a power surge. → Read More
Two Monomoy students, chaperone's flight home from London delayed due to COVID
Two Monomoy Regional High School students and a chaperone who got COVID during April break had to spend extra time in London while recovering. → Read More
COVID cases rising on Cape Cod but not all are counted due to popularity of home testing
COVID cases are on the upswing due to contagious subvariants like the new BA.2 subvariant that is about 30% more contagious than omicron. → Read More
Some Cape Cod nursing homes prove unsafe for residents due to labor shortage
In at least four instances within the past seven months, police have been notified of or called to investigate cases of nursing home abuse and neglect. → Read More
Celebration of Life planned May 15 for longtime Dennis-Yarmouth educator Kenneth Jenks
Life of veteran D-Y educator and administrator Kenneth T. Jenks will be celebrated a year after his death, as COVID restrictions have been lifted. → Read More