Jeannette Hinkle is a reporter at Cape Cod Times. She covers a range of social issues, including homelessness and the impact of the Coronavirus, with a particular focus on Cape Cod and Hispanic communities. Jeannette's work has been featured in notable publications such as USA TODAY, Yahoo News, and the Worcester Telegram & Gazette.
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By: Jeannette Hinkle
A looming Census change could complicate efforts to address the erasure of Hispanic drivers from traffic stop data used to probe bias.
By: Jeannette Hinkle
Cape Cod Times Kathy Strudwick keeps a detailed calendar. Only a few weeks into 2024, the Barnstable retiree's days are already booked up through March.
By: Jeannette Hinkle
“Everyone keeps asking me that and I cannot even come up with the words to describe what it was like."
For decades, firefighters from towns across Cape Cod sprayed firefighting foam laden with PFAS at the county-owned fire training academy in Hyannis.
By: Jeannette Hinkle
Sometime in the late 1950s or early 1960s, firefighters from departments across Cape Cod started using a firefighting foam laden with PFAS as they trained at the county-owned fire academy in Hyannis.
By: Jeannette Hinkle
Broader study goals are to learn which PFAS are associated with which harmful health effects, at which concentrations and mixtures, a researcher said.
By: Jeannette Hinkle
Let your doctor know you want a lab that measures both linear and branched isomers — and other tips to see the level of PFAS chemicals in your blood.
By: Jeannette Hinkle
Cape Cod Times Editor's note: This story will be updated as individuals announce their candidacies.
By: Jeannette Hinkle
Cape Cod Times As Holtec International — the company decommissioning Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth — waits for the state to
By: Jeannette Hinkle
Cape Cod Times Grainy footage documenting an all-Cape fire training exercise at the Cape Cod Gateway Airport shows firefighters wearing black coats wrestling long hoses from red trucks towards the infernos they had set.
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