Rachael Devaney is a reporter based in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. With a focus on local news and issues, Rachael covers a wide range of topics including social justice, community activism, indigenous rights, and local government. Her work has been featured in the Cape Cod Times, Yahoo News, and GateHouse Media New England.
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By: Rachael Devaney
Wampanoag elder, historian and author Linda Coombs will explore how human health and wellness connects to the wellbeing of the land, in Orleans.
By: Rachael Devaney
Cape Cod Times FALMOUTH — Opposing candidates for the House seat for the 3rd Barnstable District — representing Bourne, Falmouth and
By: Rachael Devaney
FALMOUTH—A candidate forum held Wednesday night featured two current state representatives who are competing for the state Senate seat that represents the Plymouth and Barnstable district
By: Rachael Devaney
In September 2021, Diefenbach, and allegedly Pina, attempted to sell a rifle to a confidential informant in Hyannis, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
After passing almost $50k from CPC funds during Bourne Town Meeting, the Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe will begin investigating Burying Hill.
By: Rachael Devaney
Cape Cod Times State Rep. Dylan Fernandes, a Democrat from Falmouth, and state Rep. Mathew Muratore, a Republican from Plymouth are both running for a state senate seat for the first time.
By: Rachael Devaney
After months of meetings and revisions, a Hyannis mural honoring Cape Cod civil rights activist Eugenia Fortes has been rejected. What happens now?
By: Rachael Devaney
State Rep. David Vieira, a Republican, has held onto the 3rd Barnstable District — representing Bourne, Falmouth and Mashpee — since 2011.
By: Rachael Devaney
Cape Cod Times Show Caption FALMOUTH ― The old Water Department meeting room at Town Hall was humming with activity on Friday as streams of people arrived at 10 a.m. to vote early
By: Rachael Devaney
The Yarmouth Port property is owned by Anthony's Pier Four Inc. of Swampscott. The assessed value of the property is $2.4 million.
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