Conservation board clears nine projects, delays four
The Barnstable Conservation Commission approved nine routine construction projects as negative determinations and continued two more over invasive-species mitigation concerns.
The Barnstable Conservation Commission approved nine routine construction projects as negative determinations and continued two more over invasive-species mitigation concerns.
Barnstable's annual Main Street trick-or-treat event returns Thursday, Oct. 29, organizers announce. Also in today's brief (5 items): County human rights commission seeks two appointees; Barnstable student honored on WCVB's High Five; School Facilities Subcommittee meets Monday; Annual …
One Barnstable-resident obituary was published this week: Burman, Nancy Mae (Mack), 93, who died October 5, 2026. The notice was found on Echovita; no funeral home attribution was available in the source material. No other Barnstable obituaries from Legacy.com, Tribute Archive, or Barns…
Barnstable County recorded just one residential sale in Barnstable between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10: a $4.5 million transaction that closed Sept. 25 between two revocable trusts, with seller Rita Catherine Meyer and buyer Thomas Dabney Abe listed as trustees. No street address, square footage, or
Barnstable School Committee approved a fiscal year 2028 capital plan and learned that roof-repair estimates for Barnstable High School and Barnstable Intermediate School hit $19.8 million and $4.24 million.
Barnstable's real estate market recorded just one property transaction this period amid a quiet stretch. From our own coverage: Single $4.5 million sale tops real estate period. Also in today's brief (4 items): WCVB recognizes Barnstable student Kayro Dos Santos; BPS newsletter updates …
This week's Barnstable obituary roundup includes one notice: Stotts, Rev. Dr. Michael Robert, of Barnstable, whose obituary was posted this week with arrangements by Hallett Funeral Home, following his death on Saturday, July 4, 2026. No service details or survivor information were incl…
Barnstable recorded just one property sale between Sept. 4 and Oct. 3, according to county deed data: a $4.5 million transaction that closed Sept. 25. The seller was Rita Catherine Meyer, as trustee of the Rita Catherine Meyer Revocable Trust, and the buyer was Thomas Dabney Abe, as trustee of the
Barnstable sets a May 4, 2027 vote on exempting sewer bonds from the tax cap.
Sagamore Bridge replacement project reaches major construction milestone after more than 90 years as Cape Cod's gateway. From our own coverage: Board approves Ocean Grove subdivision in Hyannis; Board presses owner over unauthorized pond deck. Also in today's brief (4 items): Sagamore B…