In the former home economics room at Bourne High School, a breakfast café has popped up.
Top News
During what chairwoman of the Bourne Board of Selectmen Judith M. Froman referred to as “a busy, very hectic time period,” the board took time at its Tuesday, April 13, mee…
Blood clots were experienced by six women across the country who had received the single-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
Bourne Town Counsel Robert S. Troy announced Thursday, April 15, that he received a decision from the Barnstable Superior Court upholding Bourne’s ban on recreational marij…
The Aptucxet Trading Post has landed a starring role in a short film written and directed by a senior who is studying film at the University of Rhode Island.
Recent News
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cape Cod & the Islands announced Malee “Noi” Prete, a resident of Bourne, as the organization’s Big Sister of the Year for her partnership w…
A 50-year-old man was seriously injured when the SUV he was driving crashed and rolled over at mile marker 8.5 on Route 25 late Tuesday afternoon, April 13.
After a one-year hiatus, the Cape Cod Baseball League is scheduled to return this summer.
Calamar’s apartment building in Buzzards Bay, The Tides at Bourne, is expected to be completed and ready for people to move in sometime this fall. That was the assurance a …
The Bourne Design Review Committee has given its approval, with some recommendations, for a proposed mixed-use complex in Buzzards Bay to move on to the planning board. Som…
The Bourne Board of Selectmen has approved the sewer budget for the coming year but rejected a recommendation by the Bourne Finance Committee to increase the use of sewer r…
Officials are expecting a busy summer, with many hotels seeing advance bookings.
Former Bourne town treasurer Karen E. Girouard has been appointed to the town’s OPEB, or Other Post-Employment Benefits, Trust that is responsible for overseeing the town’s…
Dates have been secured for two of the Cape Cod Canal Region Chamber of Commerce’s highly anticipated summer events: the Concerts on the Canal series of performances and Ca…
John H. Hough has been appointed assistant publisher of Falmouth Publishing Company, parent company of the Enterprise newspapers.
The Bourne Board of Selectmen has approved amended common victualer licenses for three Bourne restaurants: the Sagamore Inn in South Sagamore, the Bog Tavern at Brookside G…
Freyja, a Bournedale Elementary School student, had her artwork selected as part of a competition.
Bourne Town Administrator Anthony E. Schiavi has shown a clear preference for what he sees as the future of the Bourne Police Department. Mr. Schiavi is of the mind that th…
Donald J. Pickard, former Bourne selectman and outgoing town moderator, counts himself as a man of many opinions. He recently shared a few of those opinions, some of which …
The Parrot Bar & Grille has been cleared to reopen for business.
The 2021 campaign for election to two seats on the Bourne Board of Selectmen began with a bang. Incumbent Selectman James L. Potter has accused one of his challengers, Bour…
Bourne has a new permanent fire chief, with interim chief David S. Cody appointed to the position full time.
A COVID-19 outbreak that began on the Mid-Cape has spread to surrounding towns.
Students at Bourne Middle School and Bourne High School will be returning to school full-time starting the week after April vacation.
The quorum necessary to convene Bourne’s Special/Annual Town Meeting has once again been reduced, with the number of people needed to open the May legislative gathering fix…
Community Briefs
The Cape Cod and Islands Water Protection Fund Management Board on April 14 awarded the first set of subsidies, totaling $71,307,259, to qualified and eligible water qualit…
Cape Cod Church is hosting a lecture and question-and-answer session titled "Despair, Resiliency, and Hope: Understanding and Navigating Depression After COVID-19" with Dr.…
The Cape Cod Healthcare blood program is eliminating the “finger stick” blood test that is currently used to measure the hemoglobin levels of donors to determine if they ar…
A coalition of Cape Cod organizations have written to members of Massachusetts’ Congressional delegation in an effort to secure funding for Cape Cod wastewater infrastructu…
While the ASICS Falmouth Road Race awaits COVID-19 guidance from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the Town of Falmouth on hosting an in-person this summer, registratio…
Plymouth & Brockton Street Railway Company will resume limited bus service on Saturday, May 14.
The Barnstable Probate and Family Court has introduced Project LINKS, a program that works to connect individuals to either Community Health Center of Cape Cod or Duffy Hea…
The Massachusetts National Guard’s Natural Resources Program plans to conduct a prescribed burn on Camp Edwards on Joint Base Cape Cod on Wednesday, April 14, conditions pe…
The Enterprise newspapers took home three awards during this year’s New England Newspaper & Press Association Better Newspaper Competition.
The Woods Hole Sea Grant program, in collaboration with the Cape Cod Cooperative Extension, is conducting a free shrink wrap recycling program across Cape Cod from April 16…
Naturalist and landscaper John Root will present “Attracting Birds, Butterflies, Bees and Other Beneficials” on Tuesday, June 1, at 7 PM via Zoom presentation.
Upper Cape Household Hazardous Waste collection for residents of Bourne, Falmouth, Mashpee, Sandwich and Joint Base Cape Cod is scheduled for tomorrow from 9 AM to 1 PM at …
There is financial help available to coastal homeowners who live in high-risk flood or erosion areas and might be interested in relocating.
This spring Buzzards Bay Sail and Power Squadron will present a series of live, interactive, online seminars on a comprehensive list of boating topics designed to make part…
The 2021 Shape Your Cape Summit, taking place virtually over two half-days, April 7 and April 8, is shaping up to be an insightful and inspiring virtual professional confer…
The operator of a pleasure boat is responsible for the safety of that boat and all on board. To assist with that, the federal government and the state of Massachusetts have…
Crafters are wanted for the Friends of Bourne Council On Aging Craft Fair. Proceeds will benefit the Friends food pantry.
Some 5,000-plus blooming daffodils will be on display at the first Daffodil Festival on Saturday, April 10, from 11 AM to 3 PM at Museums at Aptucxet, 6 Aptucxet Road.
Four family-owned Massachusetts funeral homes across 10 locations in Bridgewater, Wareham, Martha’s Vineyard and Cape Cod will be renamed Chapman Funerals & Cremations.…
The Town of Bourne Education/Scholarship Committee met March 29 to award mini-grant money to teachers within the Bourne School District. The mini-grants fund projects relat…
The Bourne Finance Committee will hold a Budget Public Hearing on Monday, April 5, at 7:05 PM.
Cape Women’s Coalition and the League of Women Voters of the Cape Cod Area will co-present a Zoom roundtable discussion with state Senator Susan Moran and state Representat…
Cape Cod 5 announced it will offer Credit for Life Fairs to local high school juniors and seniors this spring via a new digital platform. Developed in collaboration with ei…
An Upper Cape Chambers of Commerce Virtual Job Fair for the Canal Region will be held Wednesday, April 28, from 1 to 5 PM. Admission is free. Job seekers aiming to find emp…
Cape Cod 5 recently awarded $50,000 to local public school educators through its 21st Annual Educational Mini-Grants Program.
More Headlines
- Cataumet Restaurant Cleared To Reopen
- Bourne Selectman Accuses FinCom Chairwoman Of Multiple Violations
- Interim Fire Chief Named Permanent Chief In Bourne
- Cape Experiencing 'Mountainous' COVID-19 Spike
- Bourne Middle, High School Students To Return Full-Time After Vacation Week
- Quorum For Bourne Town Meeting Reduced Again
- Senior Spotlight: Daniel Emerson
- Senior Spotlight: Nadia Prairie
- Senior Spotlight: Gracie Healey
- Senior Spotlight: Brianna Lewis
- Mr. Farrell Seeks Return To Bourne Planning Board
- The Lobster Trap Reopens In Bourne With Updated Look
- Bourne Planners Approve Bylaw Replacement Warrant Article
- Bourne Plastic Bottle Ban Article Possibly To Be Postponed
- Bourne FinCom To Recommend Retained Earnings Increase To Sewer Budget
- Buzzards Bay Man Arraigned On Assault Charges
- Planned Sagamore Bridge Work Slated To Wrap Up By Memorial Day
- Bourne High School Drama Club Overcomes Obstacles, Learns Puppetry For 'Charlotte's Web'
- Bourne Sewer Board Able To Limit Rate Hike
- More Vaccines Available And More Now Eligible To Receive Them
- Senior Spotlight: Khaleb De Leon
- Bourne Revokes B. Bay Brewer's Wastewater Allocation
- Bourne Wants MCAS Delayed Until Next Year
- Senior Spotlight: William Mackie
- Ms. Goldstein Seeking Selectman Seat Again
- UCT Marks Record Year For Cooperative Education Program
- Parrot Bar & Grille Shut Down For COVID Violations
- Upper Cape Tech Cancels Senior Prom Over COVID Concerns
- Bourne Chairman Tells Charter Committee: No New Sewer Commission
- Bourne School Board Decries State Funding Based On October Enrollment
