Army Corps To Dredge Stage Harbor Channel
CHATHAM --- Later this spring, the Army Corps of Engineers will dredge the Stage Harbor entrance channel for the first time in eight years.
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Candidates Square Off For Board Of Selectmen, School Committee
CHATHAM — Three candidates for a seat on the board of selectmen, and three residents vying for two positions on the school committee, made their pitches to the public in a candidates’ forum last week.  Sponsored by the League of Women Voters, the event took place at town hall.      
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PD/Annex Tops Warrant
Runway Improvement Safety Driven
Selectmen Tie Up Loose Ends Before Town Meeting

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Chatham Girls Tennis Team Serving Notice Once Again
CHATHAM — With only 200 students at the school and therefore a shallow pool of players from which to pick, many varsity clubs at Chatham are a perennial work in progress. There is, of course, one exception – the girls tennis team.
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Winners Of 10 Straight, Blue Devils Hone In On Mayflower Banner
CHATHAM — To say that the Chatham baseball team was psyched before Monday’s Mayflower League showdown with Holbrook would be an understatement.
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Town Meeting Votes $8.7 Million For New Police Station
HARWICH – There was little dissent to funding an $8,750,000 police station in the opening night of the annual town meeting on Monday. Even those who were dissatisfied with the size of the proposed new facility agreed something has to be done with the present police station.
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Harwich Voters Reject Health Care Changes For Retirees
HARWICH – Voters took about an hour to go through a 14-article special town meeting warrant Tuesday night, spending the majority of time addressing proposed changes to insurance coverage for retirees and elective officials.
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School Administrators Leaving
Rec Director Takes State Job
Movie To Film In Pit HTA Withdraws Appeal

Sussman, Dykens and Linnell
Douglas Ann Bohman leaves some pretty big shoes to fill.  A selectmen since 1993, she’s participated in every major decision made in town government over the past 15 years and has always been a mediating voice on the board.  She will step down when her term expires next Thursday, May 15.
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