
Orpheum
Theater Fund Raising Tops $1M
CHATHAM
--- The drive to purchase and restore the former Chatham
Theater has topped the $1 million mark, organizers said
this week. The Orpheum
Theater group now has about 40 days to raise the
additional $250,000 needed to purchase the 637 Main St.
building.
FULL STORY, PAGE 1
'Cash
Mob' Descends On Chatham Shop
CHATHAM --- It was a typical slow
Wednesday in January last week at Cape Fishermen's
Supply when, without warning, 21 shoppers descended on
the Depot Road store.
FULL STORY, PAGE 1
Cleanup Planned For S. Chatham Salvage yard, Page 3
Town Meeting To Address Pleasant Bay Dredging, Page 5
Events Planned For Pendleton Anniversary, Page 7
Land Purchase Process Discussed, Page 9
Creative Arts Center Offers First Filmmaking Workshop,
Page 11
Imaging Camera Helps In Locating S. Chatham Fire, Page
14
Wastewater Settlement In Works, Page 15
Meet Paul Litwin, Page 2

Blue
Devils Get The Last Laugh With Thrilling OT Win Over CCA
CHATHAM – If this indeed was the final
game between the Chatham and Cape Cod Academy boys
basketball teams, it had all the emotion, all the
excitement, all the drama and all the suspense that's
made the rivalry so special.
FOR FULL STORY, SEE SPORTS PAGES
Rough
Riders Keep Playoff Hopes Alive By Clamping Down On
Defense
HARWICH – With his team struggling on
both ends of the floor and trailing Hull by five points
at halftime, Harwich boys basketball coach Adam Rose
looked each player in the eye and delivered a stern and
succinct message.
FOR FULL STORY, SEE SPORTS PAGES
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Multi-Town Purchase Of Pleasant Bay Property Eyed
EAST HARWICH – Town officials are
examining an offer on a million-dollar view of Pleasant
Bay. Actually it's a $5 million view from 3.2 acres
along the bay shoreline at the Brewster/Orleans town
line.
FULL
STORY, HARWICH PAGE 1
Public Forum May Jump-Start East Harwich Village
Zoning Initiative
EAST HARWICH – Progress on the
re-zoning of a major portion of East Harwich seems to
have stalled, as the planning board tries to filter
through differing opinions on the need for environmental
protection and the individual rights of property owners.
FULL
STORY, HARWICH PAGE 1
Selectmen Accept Crowell Barn, With Questions, Page 3
Multi-town Pleasant Bay Land Acquisition Eyed, Page 5
Dock Denial Appealed, Page 7
Balmer Says Goodbye, Page 10
Police, Fire News, Page 16

Revitalized Landmarks
This week’s opening of Bonatt’s
Restaurant in Harwich Port, once again under the
ownership of a member of the Bonatt family, marks the
second time in recent months that a major landmark has
been revitalized on one of our main streets.
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