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Road closures and detours will continue into June as Mashpee's Phase 2 sewer work progresses.
Road closures and detours will continue into June as Mashpee's Phase 2 sewer work progresses.
By: Calli Remillard, Gene M. Marchand
June is finally here, and Cape Cod summer is gearing up. Are you ready, Mashpee? More road closures are ahead this week as the town's sewer work on Phase 2 progresses.
This week in Mashpee, we'll be going more in-depth in our coverage of Mashpee Middle-High School's graduation, held this past Saturday.
Members of the Mashpee Affordable Housing Committee will receive a free demonstration detailing the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in relevant development opportunities sometime in the future.
By: Calli Remillard, Paul Rifkin
As summer sets in and the school year winds down, students of Mashpee Public Schools are enjoying classic end-of-the-year celebrations—fun field trips, dress-up days and, of course, field day.
Last Thursday, the town held an operations meeting to discuss concerns regarding Mashpee-Wakeby Pond—specifically, the use of personal watercraft, or Jet Skis, where several safety and environmental hazards were raised
The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe's 105th Annual Powwow kicks off Friday at the Powwow Grounds.
The deadline for Fall Town Meeting warrant articles is fast approaching. Articles must be submitted by 4:30 PM next Monday, July 13.
By: Calli Remillard, Gene M. Marchand
The Mashpee Select Board will meet tonight, Monday, July 13, for the first time in three weeks.
