CAMPAIGN NEWS

I’m hearing the same concerns across Brewster, Dennis, and Yarmouth. It is ridiculously hard for towns to attract, hire, and retain the people. Departments are struggling to hire. Schools are working harder to hold the teachers they have. Public safety teams are covering more ground with less. Families are waiting longer for care and dealing with how hard it has become to see a primary care physician. Younger employees who would otherwise stay and build a life here are findin

When state agencies make decisions about roads, bridges, wastewater, and environmental compliance without strong local representation, the burden does not fall on Boston. It falls on our residents, our businesses, our public safety departments, and our communities that are already carrying more than their share.

When state agencies make decisions about roads, bridges, wastewater, and environmental compliance without strong local representation, the burden does not fall on Boston. It falls on our residents, our businesses, our public safety departments, and our communities that are already carrying more than their share.

I’m proud to be a graduate of the Dennis–Yarmouth Regional School District. Education has always been part of my family’s story. My father taught Creative Writing in the district, and my mother served as a nurse at Ezra H. Baker Innovation School. Today, my wife and I are raising two children—ages seven and nine—who attend D-Y schools. I know firsthand what our schools mean to families, because they shaped who I became, and now they are helping shape the lives of my children.

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Christopher Lambton, chair of the Dennis Select Board and long-time Cape Cod native, officially announced his candidacy for the Massachusetts House of Representatives in the First Barnstable District, which includes the towns of Brewster, Dennis and Yarmouth. Lambton’s announcement comes amid growing concern in the district that residents have been underserved at the State House. Lambton emphasized that being a state representative means more than legislative activity in Bost

The Town of Dennis is on the cusp of a major transformation. Chris Lambton, along with other local leaders, has officially broken ground for the highly anticipated Waste Water Project. This initiative represents a crucial step toward modernizing the town’s infrastructure, showcasing a commitment to sustainability and environmental care that promises to benefit the community for years to come. Residents and local officials alike are buzzing with excitement about this project.