Feb. 2, 2012
Jennifer Gonsalves became Harwich
High School's all-time top scorer last week, breaking the
long-standing record held by Glenn Rose. See the sports
section for more details. ERIC ADLER PHOTO
Monomoy
Refuge Awarded Grant For Shuttle Program
CHATHAM --- The Monomoy National Wildlife
Refuge has received a federal grant for a shuttle
program aimed at alleviating traffic and parking
concerns at the refuge's Morris Island headquarters, as
well as at Lighthouse Beach and downtown Chatham.
FULL STORY, PAGE 1
Chatham Kids To Play In
Harwich Little League For First Time
CHATHAM --- For the first time in years,
the park and recreation department will not sponsor a
youth baseball program for kids in grades three to six.
FULL STORY, PAGE 1
In
A Class Of Her Own
HARWICH – When it comes to basketball at
Harwich High School, there's Jen Gonsalves and there's
everyone else. With an 11-point performance Friday night
against Abington, Gonsalves became Harwich's all-time
leading scorer, breaking Glenn Rose's long-lasting
record of 1,594 points which stood for half a century.
FOR FULL STORY, SEE SPORTS PAGES
Playing
Through Pain, Lady Blue Devils Can't Top Pope John Paul
II
HYANNIS – After watching his team
struggle to score and eventually succumb to Pope John
Paul II, Chatham girls basketball coach Joe Nickerson
said aloud what pretty much everyone else associated
with the Lady Blue Devils was thinking: "We're better
than what we showed tonight."
FOR FULL STORY, SEE SPORTS PAGES
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School Budget Prompts Sticker Shock In Harwich
Since last fall, it has been predicted
that Harwich voters would spend more to educate their
children next year than they're paying now, since the
new Monomoy Regional School District isn't yet saving
money with consolidated schools. But owing to reductions
in revenue and additional special education needs, the
news for Harwich is worse than first predicted.
FULL
STORY, HARWICH PAGE 1
Harwich, Brewster To Jointly Explore Pleasant Bay
Land Purchase
HARWICH — Town officials haven't closed
the door on the possible regional purchase of the
3.2-acre McClennen property on Pleasant Bay, but before
they decide one way or another, they're going to need to
hear from the public.
FULL
STORY, HARWICH PAGE 1
The News From Monomoy
The 2010 decision by Chatham and Harwich
residents to combine school systems was historic.
However, residents haven’t seen or heard much about the
new Monomoy Regional School District – other than
decisions about the district name, some key personnel
choices and the mascot discussion – during the past
year. That’s about to change.
FULL STORY, PAGE 22
Cast your vote for the Monomoy Regional School
District mascot on our
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Two local girls, Sofie, 8, and Ava,
7, experience the excitement of
traveling to China in this 13-part
online only series directed by
Chronicle staff writer Jennifer
Sexton, and created and produced by
Sexton with Chronicle columnist
Andrew Giles Buckley. In the eighth
episode, the girls travel to an
ancient cemetery. See more
episodes on
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