Alex Megerle is a writer, biologist, and reporter for Falmouth Publishing, Inc. With a background in biology, Alex brings a scientific perspective to their reporting, covering a wide range of topics including environmental issues, local regulations, community developments, and technological advancements.
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Mashpee, United States (Local)
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Alex Megerle's coverage mainly focuses on local government announcements and press releases, with a strong emphasis on community development, environmental issues, and the intersection of business & industry with local governance. Given this focus, she may be interested in pitches related to local government initiatives or changes impacting Cape Cod and Mashpee.
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Private citizen Colton Atkinson has applied for $100,000 in Community Preservation funds to look into improving and expanding the trail network in the Mashpee National Wildlife Refuge.
By: Alex Megerle
The Mashpee Planning Board and members of the Popponesset community plan to meet to discuss updates to the town’s raze-and-replace bylaw.
By: Alex Megerle, Gene M. Marchand
Mashpee’s herring run is having a successful year: all three runs in town have either already surpassed last year’s fish counts or are expected to do so, according to data
By: Bronwen Walsh/Enterprise, Alex Megerle, Bronwen Walsh
Mashpee voters overwhelmingly approved a Proposition 2½ override authorizing the town to borrow up to $96.1 million to get the second phase of sewering underway.
By: Bronwen Walsh, Alex Megerle, Gene M. Marchand
The Massachusetts Board of Health and the Mashpee Department of Natural Resources have issued fish consumptions warnings for three Mashpee ponds, where elevated levels of mercury and so-called "forever chemicals,"
In an effort to guarantee transparency, Ockway Highlands developer Jacques N. Morin has requested a release of a tripartite agreement.
Only about $10,500 in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) money remains to be awarded by Barnstable County, assistant county administrator Vaira Harik told the county commissioners recently.
By: Madison Schofield, Alex Megerle
Discussions on whether an East Sandwich resident can operate a personal kennel and breed Pomeranians on her Howland Lane property are set to continue next month to allow zoning board
By: Alex Megerle, Tao Woolfe
A preliminary design and evaluation contract for exterior renovation work on the Barnstable Superior Courthouse has been awarded to Gale Associates, Inc., of Rockland.
Mashpee Conservation Commission chairman Paul D. Colombo addressed an ongoing issue of meeting timing and length at last Thursday night’s meeting.
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