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Published in Banker & Tradesman, November 27, 2017 EXPANDED DATA PAINTS A PICTURE OF A THRIVING CAPEBy Mahesh Ramachandran It’s an oft-told tale: Young people are fleeing Cape Cod, resulting in a declining…

Published in Cape Cod Times, December  1, 2017 By David Still II 1970 was a turning point for Hyannis, both downtown and in the emerging yearround economic center on Route 132.…

ACTIVE PROJECTSCONVENTION DATA SERVICESTechnology Park Drive, Bourne The project proposes to redevelop a site with a 27,210 sq ft building to serve as Convention Data Service’s new headquarters.

Hyannis’s major economic areas – Downtown and Route 132 – will be the focus of an intensive look at how both areas and the residential areas that surround and connect…

The final public meeting for the Route 28, Cotuit corridor project was held Oct. Nov. 2 at Freedom Hall in Cotuit.

USGS Geological Survey Scientists Carol Johnson, Eric White and Tim McCobb prepare to deploy geophysical equipment in a coastal embayment April 9, 2015 in Falmouth, Massachusetts.

A report identifying opportunities to improve pedestrian accommodations and bus stop facilities in Barnstable County was recently completed by Cape Cod Commission transportation staff.

A new regional data set based on regional aerial photography is opening new levels of map-based analysis at the Cape Cod Commission and Cape towns.

Barnstable County Administrator Jack Yunits (left) and Cape Cod Commission Executive Director Paul Niedzwiecki before the Harwich Board of Selectmen Oct. 3.

A visual preference exercise on the types, scale and placement of buildings was part of an October 11 workshop with the Falmouth Planning Board for the Davis Straits planning study.