Brian Engles is a journalist based in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. He writes for The Cape and Islands NPR Station, focusing on local news and issues that impact the Cape Cod community. His articles cover a range of topics, including healthcare, environmental conservation, community initiatives, and social issues.
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Brian Engles reports on a wide range of local topics, including healthcare and pharmaceuticals, government and politics, sports, and business and industry. His articles often include announcements and expert commentary.
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By: Brian Engles
An aerial shot of one of the caps installed at the Hyannis airport to stop the further spread of the'forever chemicals' PFAS.
By: Brian Engles
A delay in Barnstable County’s cleanup of so-called ‘forever chemicals’ at the former fire training academy in Hyannis has been resolved.
By: Brian Engles
A local home-share program that helps young people who are facing housing instability is expanding.
By: Brian Engles
Straws are ones of the most commonly found sources of marine litter.
By: Brian Engles
Box tree moths have been detected in Barnstable, Sandwich, and Bourne. Caterpillars from the moth can destroy boxwood shrubs.
Joint Base Cape Cod Executive Director and Retired Brigadier General Christopher Faux stands in front of the fully-electric aircraft Alia after a demonstration at the 102nd Intelligence Wing.
By: Brian Engles
Dark blue ribbons are part of raising awareness for colon cancer awareness month.
By: Brian Engles, Dan Mele
WHOI biologists Nadege Aoki (L) and Aran Mooney install an underwater speaker system to broadcast healthy reef sounds, off the coast of the U.S Virgin Islands.
By: Brian Engles
Barnstable County is acquiring three portable radio stations for emergency broadcasting.
By: Brian Engles
The Massachusetts Alternative Septic System Test Center (MASSTC), located on Cape Cod. MASSTC officials are looking at ways to remove harmful chemicals from sludge.
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