Friday, June 19, 2026

LTE: JIM MC GOVERN “A SPECIAL GROUP OF SOLDIERS”

ATOMIC VETERANS   JIM MC GOVERN   For the last 10 years, I’ve been fighting for proper recognition for a special group of soldiers known as atomic veterans. These veterans participated in hundreds of atmospheric nuclear weapons tests and were placed in extremely dangerous areas. They were constantly exposed to radiation in performance of their duties. Sworn […]

CULTURAL CENTER OF CAPE COD

GOURMET TAKE-OUT! Wednesday, February 23, from 4:30–5:30pm Gourmet Take-Out: Hake & Bake! And I Helped! With Chef Joe Cizynski Enjoy an evening of warm, comforting foods to take off that Winter chill! This delicious menu includes butternut squash soup with roasted chestnuts and sheep’s milk cheese, baked hake stew with potatoes, tomatoes, Romano beans and […]

NEFA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CATHY EDWARDS

CATHY TO STEP DOWN IN MAY 2022 CATHY (Boston, MA) The New England Foundation for the Arts announced today that Cathy Edwards, who has led the organization as Executive Director for more than seven years, has said she will step down as of May 31, 2022. Ms. Edwards will work closely with the board and staff […]

FIRST-TIME HOMEBUYERS

5 Homebuying Misconceptions to Avoid     It’s common for both first-time homebuyers and experienced homeowners to feel overwhelmed by the process of purchasing a house. Plus, myths and misconceptions often make the experience even more confusing.   Myths like: Renting is cheaper than buying. You need a credit score of 700 to get a […]

EARTHTALK: CLIMATE PODCAST JOURNALISM

EarthTalk® From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine Investigative journalist Amy Westervelt’s podcast company, Critical Frequency, has launched some of the most engaging environmental and climate podcasts out there today. Dear EarthTalk: What are some of the leading environmental podcasts out there these days? — Jane Mitchell, Boise, ID Given the popularity of […]

SNEP FINISHES “HUNDRED ACRE COVE PROJECT”

As the new year begins, the SWIG program is wrapping up last year’s completed grants while preparing for the 2022 grants season. One SWIG-funded project completed in 2021 was “A Comprehensive Plan to Restore Water Quality in Hundred-Acre Cove” by Save The Bay of Providence, RI. Hundred-Acre Cove is a shallow estuary at the head […]

“TEN MILE RIVER RAMBLES”

Smell the Green Skunk? BY DON DOUCETTE Soon…soon it will begin to appear.     Watch your wetland areas. When we were kids in the neighborhood and had tired of long dormant winter weather, we ached to spot this early bright flash of spring green as if a tonic. A sure promise of the fresh […]