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Two More Resign From Conservation Commission, Leaving Three Full Members (opens the original)
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Two more members from Mashpeeâs Conservation Commission resigned last week, leaving the commission with three members. Chairman Steven Cook addressed the two resignationsâfrom Paul Colombo and Sandra Godfreyâduring the commissionâs meeting on September 3. âBoth members did a great job for the commission over several years,â Cook said. Colombo was the commissionâs chairman for several years, while Godfrey served as the commissionâs secretary. âI want to publicly thank them for t
Residents Speak On Proposed I/A System Amendments (opens the original)
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The Mashpee Board of Health held its second discussion on Innovative/Alternative (I/A) onsite septic system regulations on Wednesday, September 2, and several residents voiced concerns. âAs time goes on, we are improving requirements for systems in the town,â Health Agent Zackary Seabury said. He explained that currently, all new construction or raze-and-replace projects sited within 1,000 feet of a waterway or surface water are required to have I/A technology that removes up to 19 milligram
Mashpee Board Of Health Seeks To Amend I/A Septic Systems Regulation (opens the original)
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The Board of Health discussed amending Mashpeeâs regulation regarding innovative/alternative (I/A) onsite septic systems on August 19. Health Agent Zackary Seabury said last week that he has been taking âbaby stepsâ on increasing water protection in Mashpee since taking the position in 2022. The amendments require I/A septic systems to be installed on all new construction. Any upgrades to the system are required to be within the designated âMassDEP Zone II Areasâ or within 1,000 feet f
Fuel Slick Reported In Waquoit Bay (opens the original)
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Boaters on Waquoit Bay reported a large diesel fuel slick Wednesday evening, August 12, but the source of the spill remains unknown. Around 7:30 PM on Wednesday, witnesses reported seeing a slick covering an estimated quarter-mile area of the bay. They also reported a strong odor of fuel. Falmouth officials did not respond to questions by press time, but Mashpee Harbormaster Robert J. Tomaino said the source of the fluid has yet to be identified. Several boats were pulled from the water on the M
Community Kitchen Proposal Gets Interest From Local Businesses, Chefs (opens the original)
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A shared community kitchen space is expected to be up and running in 2028, largely thanks to the work of Mashpee Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Stephanie Viva. âWeâre still gathering all of our ducks in a row,â Viva said on Tuesday, hinting that money has been earmarked for the project that will be announced later. At the January meeting of the Economic Development and Industrial Committee, which Viva chairs, she said the community kitchen is a joint idea from the chamber and the l
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