Coronavirus: News From The Upper Cape
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Enterprise photographers are out and about on the Upper Cape capturing some "signs of the times" during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Latest Cancellations
- Falmouth Non-Regulatory Committees Asked To Delay Meetings Until June
- Falmouth Closes Basketball Courts
- Annual Town Election In Bourne Rescheduled
- Mashpee Town Hall Closes As Town Reports First Coronavirus Cases
- Town Meeting Postponed, Precinct Meetings Canceled
- Governor Baker Issues Stay-At-Home Advisory
- Falmouth Closes Barbers, Nail Salons, Body Art Shops Over Coronavirus Worries
- Army Corps Closing Canal Facilities To Public Due To Virus
- Critical Services Are Available To Seniors
- Town Meeting In Bourne Delayed Due To Coronavirus
- Junior High School Play Is Cancelled
- Falmouth Chamber Annual Dinner Postponed
- Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Community And Government Center Closes
- Sandwich Closes All Town Buildings
More Coronavirus Headlines
- COVID-19 Death Brings Cape's Toll To Three
- Falmouth Closes Beach Parking Lots
- TS Kennedy Could Be Used For Pandemic Relief
- State Sees 33 Reported COVID-19 Deaths Since Yesterday
- Falmouth Hospital Maternity Department Moving To Cape Cod Hospital
- Governor Baker Extends Social Distancing Guidelines To May 4
- County Now Has Email, Phone, Website For COVID-19 Questions
- Cape Cod Healthcare Urgent Care In Falmouth Closed
- Petition Asks For Prisoners To Be Released Due To COVID-19 Concerns
- Cape Cod COVID-19 Cases Increase By 25
- Falmouth COVID-19 Cases Reach 24
- Online Petition Calls For Closure Of The Cape Cod Bridges
- Latest Numbers: 148 Total Cases Of Coronavirus In Barnstable County
- President Declares Major Disaster In Massachusetts
- Bourne Closes Playgrounds, Ball Courts
- Falmouth COVID-19 Cases Double
- Coronavirus Roundup: First Death On Cape Cod, Stay-At-Home Advisory In Place
- Cape Hospitals Brace For Shortages, Ask For Support
- Sandwich Fund Announces COVID19 Grants For Nonprofits
- Falmouth COVID-19 Cases Increase To Nine
- Department Of Public Health Confirms First Coronavirus Death On Cape Cod
- Confirmed Coronavirus Cases Hit 51 In Barnstable County, 15 On Upper Cape
- Governor: Schools, Child Care Programs Reopening Pushed To May 4
- Sandwich Schools Providing Food To Children Throughout Closure
- Sandwich Recreational Basketball Courts Closed
- Six Coronavirus Cases Confirmed In Falmouth
- Mashpee Town Hall Closes As Town Reports First Coronavirus Cases
- Cape Nonprofits Need Cash Amid Crisis
- Latest Numbers: 30 Confirmed Coronavirus Cases On Cape Cod
- Town Employee Among Six Confirmed Sandwich COVID-19 Patients
- Governor Baker Issues Stay-At-Home Advisory
- Confirmed Coronavirus Cases On Cape Cod Rise To 24
- Confirmed Coronavirus Cases Rises To Nine On Cape Cod
- Falmouth Closes Barbers, Nail Salons, Body Art Shops Over Coronavirus Worries
- Cape Cod RTA Announces Reduced Schedule
- Army Corps Closing Canal Facilities To Public Due To Virus
- Cape Cod Healthcare Limits Testing Due To Overwhelming Demand
- Sandwich Continues To Reach Out, Offer Services To Seniors
- Falmouth Service Center Well-Supplied, Anticipating Rising Demand For Food
- Critical Services Are Available To Seniors
- Food Pantry Takes Safety Precautions, Prepares For More Clients
- Sandwich Schools Offer Educational Guidance To Caregivers
- Bourne Schools To Provide Online Academic Resources
- School Closings In Falmouth Do Not Stop Flow Of Information
- County To Disperse Emergency Funds From State
- Falmouth Town Hall Closed To The Public
- Superintendent Updates School Committee On Coronavirus Closure
- Five Coronavirus Cases Confirmed On Upper Cape
- Community Health Center Expands Virtual Appointments
- Coronavirus Case Confirmed In Bourne Senior Community; Patient In Intensive Care