CHATHAM – The select board voted Jan. 13 to lower the proposed property tax exemption for year-round residents from 35 to 20 percent. The vote was...

CHATHAM – The final element of the project upgrading the south jog area of the municipal fish pier should be completed before summer visitors start...

CHATHAM – The town has spent millions expanding the municipal sewer system, but fewer properties than expected are connecting, some officials are...

 HARWICH – The Sundae School ice cream shop will be scooped up and replaced with a 28-unit multifamily rental complex. The planning board approved...

 HARWICH – Nominations are now being accepted for the Harwich Preservation Award, which will recognize people for their commitment to preserving...

HARWICH – The affordable housing trust has made it clear that it supports the Pine Oaks Village IV development in North Harwich. On Jan. 15 the...

ORLEANS – The Rev. Liz Walker was all of 6 years old when her father took her to see Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. speak at her local baptist church...

ORLEANS – As the son of a Chatham fisherman, Dick Ryder grew to love boats from a young age. He remembers rowing along with the tide out to the...

BREWSTER – Brewster town officials have asked the chamber of commerce to vacate its offices and visitors’ center at town hall. The news, which was...

BREWSTER – The affordable housing trust met Jan. 15 to discuss the logistics of the Sea Camps pond parcel feasibility study, which was approved by...

Maura ‘Mo’ Hanlon, the program director of the Young Company (YoCo) at the Cape Rep Theatre in Brewster, was excited and animated as she described...

Early on a recent morning I headed to the beach for a walk. The cold had receded a bit, enough so that I could walk without having my face ripped...

“I’m going to follow my interest,” said Dominic Boreffi, owner of Gallery Antonia in Chatham. “That’s what I always tell people and that’s what I...

(1938 to 2026) Chatham Bernard Werschler, 87 left this world on January 12, 2026.  Born in upstate New York he was the son of Benjamin Werschler...

July 19, 1943 — January 8, 2026With deep sorrow, we share that George Lascher, a man of profound kindness, humor, and integrity, passed away...

William (Bill) Tuxbury, Jr., 83, beloved husband, father, and grandfather passed away at home in Chatham, MA, on January 12, 2026. Bill was born in...

BOURNE – Monomoy senior Dom Silvester is a superstitious guy.On game days as the goalie for Monomoy-Mashpee, Silvester always wears the same socks,...

HYANNIS – The Barnstable/Upper Cape Tech/Cape Cod Tech girls hockey team has bounced back tremendously from last year’s winless record.Only a...

SANDWICH – No phrase better captures the essence of the Nauset swim team than quality over quantity.The oft-repeated notion is, in this case,...

SANDWICH – Thomas Olean has racked up the qualifications for states this winter.Olean, a sophomore on Nauset’s swim team, entered last Friday’s...

CECH Is Here To HelpEditor:The Chatham Ecumenical Council Helping Prevent Homelessness (CECH) extends sincere thanks to the partners who make our...

If Martin Luther King, Jr. was still alive, he would likely be dismayed by the backsliding in civil rights and social justice we’re seeing from the...

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A historic snowstorm that caused more than a million customers to lose power from the Gulf Coast to Maine caused relatively few problems on the...

CHATHAM – The select board voted Jan. 13 to lower the proposed property tax exemption for year-round residents from 35 to 20 percent. The vote was...

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A historic snowstorm that caused more than a million customers to lose power from the Gulf Coast to Maine caused relatively few problems on the...