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August 30: Political Debate from 9 to 10am
Shelia Lyons and Dan Wolf Democratic Candidates
running for the Cape & Islands State Senate Seat
August 31: Bob Hayden
Republican Candidate for the 10th Congressional Seat
September 1: Political Debate from 9 to 10am
Jim Crocker and Eric Steinhilber Republican Candidates
running for the Cape & Islands State Senate Seat
September 2: Local Artisans
September 3: News Roundup
WCAI Reporting
Rough Waters: The Ongoing Fight Over Regulating New England Fisheries
Hear the original reporting series in five parts, see photos, and more.
Great White Summer on Cape Cod
The sharks are back, and swimming close to shore. Unlike in the movies, many residents welcome the return of the great white shark. It’s good for science, and more importantly… good for business. Hear WCAI's report >
Cape Cod Baseball League
Throughout the summer WCAI featured weekly profiles of players from the prestigious league. Meet them here >
Awards
In 2010 WCAI again wins prestigious PRINDI awards! Hear all our award-winning features and stories >
Feature Reporting
WCAI brings you original in-depth reporting on issues facing the Cape, Islands, and South Coast. The Last Resort, Educating Everyone, Fresh Water Salt Water -- visit our Special Features Archive >
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WHOI Forum
On Thursday July 29 the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution hosted a community forum to discuss their work at the site of the Gulf Oil spill. Hear selections from that forum >
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Hurricane Earl
State and Federal officials are urging residents to prepare for the arrival of Hurricane Earl, currently a powerful Category 3 storm. The National Weather Service has issued a hurricane warning for the Massachusetts coast from Westport to Hull, including Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket.
Satellite and reconnaissance fixes show that, as anticipated, Earl has turned northward. Earl is expected to track within 40 miles south of Nantucket Friday night. Earl is expected to weaken to a Category 2 hurricane as it makes its approach to Nantucket. The Cape and Martha's Vineyard should expect winds 45 to 60 mph, with gusts up to 80 mph. On Nantucket gusts may reach 95 mph.
Updates, preparedness tips, and helpful links >
Cape Wind: Continuing Coverage
Check out Sean Corcoran's Cape Wind blog. This week, more financial information is released about Cape Wind -- a $2.5 billion project.
August 31: The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court has waded into the Cape Wind debate, affirming the state's decision to overrule town and regional governments and issue all the local permits the Cape Wind project needs to move forward in the waters of Nantucket Sound. Hear Reporter Sean Corcoran's report >
WCAI is your source for information on the upcoming elections.
The State Primary is September 14th. Visit our election page to access candidate interviews, debates and other information on the candidates.
Online Only
WCAI is proud to announce Climatide, a new blog about the Cape's waters and coasts, and the increasingly tangible impacts of climate change. Climatide is your source for news and information that is both Cape-centric and globally relevant - from the Gulf oil spill to great white sharks, alternative energy to seafood safety. Check it out! >
One Species at a Time
The story of Earth's biodiversity
from The Encylopedia of Life
This week: Many biologists see this tiny amphibian as a canary in the coalmine – an early indication of an ecosystem gone wrong. The Yellow-legged Frog. Join us for One Species at a Time Mondays at 8:30 am and 5:30 pm.
Weekly Features | Listen Online
A Cape Cod NotebookTuesday morning at 8:30, Wednesday afternoon at 5:45pm
Bird News with Vern Laux >Wednesday morning at 8:35, and Friday afternoon at 4:30.
This week, Elspeth talks with farmers from Orleans to Westport about what varieties of cucumbers they're growing this year. Hear Elpseth Thursday morning at 7:30 and afternoon 4:30, and Saturday morning at 9:45.
All Things HappeningFriday morning at 7:35 and afternoon at 5:30, and Saturday morning at 8:45.
CommentaryEvery other Friday morning at 8:35 and afternoon at 5:45.
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