Joint Base Cape Cod has met all environmental standards to construct a machine gun range, and they urgently need support from the local community. This range has been four …
Bourne Opinions
Hats off to Amy Cetner, principal of Bourne High School, who even with all the restrictions caused by COVID, managed to keep up the Annual Bourne Memorial Garden commemorat…
Massachusetts now takes in over $45 million from the five-cent abandoned deposits on beverage containers. Whether the containers go on the side of the road, the trash, the …
This year was the year of the un-election in the Town of Bourne. The results of the latest election belie the assertion that our town government is representative of the ta…
Last week, Air National Guard Brigadier General Christopher M. Faux wrote this in an email to Christopher Adams, co-chairman of the Military-Civilian Community Council:
Nothing says “Welcome to Cape Cod” like a 38-foot, 6-inch monstrosity of a building as proposed by Cumberland Farms at the Bourne rotary. Congratulations to Bourne Zoning B…
The May 24th edition of the Boston Globe front page says levels of toxic chemicals have many towns facing water crises. According to the Globe, “Since Massachusetts enacted…
The officials of Bourne, selectmen, Bourne Transportation Advisory Committee and Cape Cod Regional Transportation Authority have been trying to get commuter rail service fr…
More Bourne Opinions
- Congratulations, Class Of 2021! - Editorial
- 'Voice Your Opposition' - Letter
- Don't Move Ahead With Attorney - Letter
- Mobile Vaccine Clinic - Letter
- Issues About Public Park - Letter
- Marking Memorial Day - Editorial
- Things To Look Forward To - Editorial
- Area Of Critical Environmental Concern - Letter
- Important To Be Kind - Editorial
- The Courage Of Our Questions - Editorial
- Disappointed With Vote - Letter
- 'Wisdom And Discretion' - Letter
- Voting For Jane Dumas Otis - Letter
- Let Us Know Your Landmarks - Editorial
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