We sit down with the General Manager for the Steamship Authority to discuss the end of an era as the old Terminal building in Woods Hole is torn down to make room for the new one.

We sit down with Teri Cavanagh of WE CAN to discuss International Womens Day and programs to help women locally here on Cape Cod.

For some time there’s been discussion of upgrading the Coast Guard facility in Woods Hole and construction has recently begun, mainly focusing on demolishing older parts of the base and rebuilding them to keep them in line with the modern needs of the

The Woods Hole Public Library recently held a Patron Appreciation Week which found the library showing their gratitude to the people who keep their doors open as well as let members of the community know how valuable a resource the library is.

As part of Black History month each year, the science institutions around Woods Hole come together to put on the annual community gathering Harambee - a Kenyan tradition which means “all pull together.” Guests were treated to a wide variety of food suc

The future of the North Falmouth Public Library is currently being decided by its building committee. Preliminary plans include a completely new building, increasing the square footage of the library to include space for more community facilities.

For several years now, the Falmouth Jewish Congregation and Waquoit Congregational Church have hosted their Souper Bowl fundraiser, benefiting the Falmouth Service Center.

The Falmouth Police Department recently hosted an awards ceremony to recognize police officers and citizens who have gone above and beyond the call of duty to serve their community.

For over a decade now, Falmouth High School has set aside time for what they call “No Guff Week” - created to promote positive empowerment among students.

Curling is one of the most popular winter sports on Cape Cod, but is frequently looked at as nothing more than an oddity by much of the general public.