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Search ArticlesFour people evaluated after being forced into life raft after vessel sinks off Falmouth
You are here: Home / Cape Wide News / Four people evaluated after being forced into life raft after vessel sinks off Falmouth FALMOUTH – Four people were forced into a life raft after their vessel reportedly sank off Falmouth. The victims were apparently able to make it to shore off Fay Road sometime after 7 PM Sunday. They were evaluated by EMTs for possible hypothermia. Further details were not immediately available.
Developing: Coast Guard rescues one person after vessel sinks off Woods Hole
You are here: Home / Cape Wide News / Developing: Coast Guard rescues one person after vessel sinks off Woods Hole WOODS HOLE – The Coast Guard rescued one person from the waters off Penzance Point in Woods Hole after their vessel sank early Saturday morning. Falmouth Fire-Rescue also responded to the scene. The victim was brought to the Coast Guard station to be evaluated for possible hypothermia. CWN has reached out to officials for further details.
Chatham animal control officer goes above and beyond to care for abandoned puppy
CHATHAM – From Chatham Police: Chatham’s own Animal Control Officer, Diane Byers, again goes above and beyond to show her commitment to the community. Recently, the Chatham Police Department took an abandoned puppy “Ozzy” into our care. On and off duty ACO Byers has taken it upon herself to coordinate veterinary care, arrange appointments, provide shelter, and advocate for the dog’s well-being. She has continued these efforts while arranging to place Ozzy in a safe and suitable home.
Traffic crash leaves vehicle on its side in Bourne
You are here: Home / Cape Wide News / Traffic crash leaves vehicle on its side in Bourne BOURNE – A two-vehicle collision in Bourne left one car on its side. The crash happened sometime after 5 PM on MacArthur Bouelvard (Route 28) by Waterhouse Road. Firefighters used the Jaws of Life to free an occupant from the wreckage. Traffic was reduced to one lane southbound on Route 28.
Fire reported in building behind Tap City Grille in Hyannis
You are here: Home / Cape Wide News / Fire reported in building behind Tap City Grille in Hyannis HYANNIS – Firefighters were called to 586 Main Street in Hyannis about 3:45 PM Friday. A fire was reported in a building behind Tap City Grille. Sprinklers activated and firefighters were able to quickly douse the flames. The restaurant was evacuated for a time as a precaution. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Brewster Animal Control Officer retires after 20 years
BREWSTER – From Brewster Police: Animal Control Officer (ACO) Lynda Brogden-Burns retired today after over 20 years of dedication to the animals of Brewster. Please join BPD in wishing Lynda a happy retirement! Cape Wide News was created in 1998 by Provincetown native Tim Caldwell to provide public-safety, spot-news coverage on Cape Cod.
Sunday Journal – Waves of Change Arts Fest
Topics discussed in this Sunday Journal: Anke Rudy and Dawn Atsalis from Pink Buoy Consignment with an opportunity to save money on fall and winter clothing with their Falmouth Pop Up Consignment show this coming week Executive Chef Andrew Chadwick from Chatham Bars Inn regarding their fall greenhouse dinner series Tim Miller Co Director of Waves of Change Arts Fest and Community Laison Marie Younger Blackburn on the upcoming festival this week at Cape Cod Community College
Traffic crash leaves vehicle overturned at rotary in Bourne
BOURNE – A traffic crash left a vehicle overturned in Bourne about 11:15 PM Thursday evening. The incident happened at the East Rotary by the entrance to the Scenic Highway (Route 6). The driver was able to self-extricate and was evaluated by EMTs. Bourne Police are investigating the cause of the crash. Cape Wide News was created in 1998 by Provincetown native Tim Caldwell to provide public-safety, spot-news coverage on Cape Cod.
Provincetown police community service officer released from federal custody, town manager says
Carlos Maldonaldo Valle Provincetown Police/CWN file PROVINCETOWN – A 21-year-old Provincetown resident and Community Service Officer with the Provincetown Police Department has been released from federal custody and is returning home, according to Town Manager Alex Morse. Morse said in a social media post on Thursday that that Carlos Maldonado Valle had been detained after returning from Puerto Rico.
Former Director of Food Services for Plymouth Public Schools sentenced for stealing food and equipment for side business
PLYMOUTH – From U.S. Attorney’s Office Boston: The former Director of Plymouth Public Schools’ Food Services program pleaded guilty was sentenced today in federal court in Boston for a long-running fraud scheme that began in 2014 in which he stole food and commercial kitchen equipment for use and sale at his private business, the “Snack Shack,” on Sandy Neck Beach in Barnstable, Mass. Patrick Van Cott, 64, of Sandwich, Mass., was sentenced by U.S. District Court Judge Julia E.