CHATHAM – If the Attorney General upholds a bylaw passed at Saturday’s annual town meeting, fewer large aircraft will be using Chatham Municipal...

CHATHAM – In a six-hour marathon session Saturday, town meeting voters approved funding to expand and renovate the Center for Active Living,...

CHATHAM – On April 18, Alexis Weglarz was heading home from her job at the Center for Active Living when she spotted a person walking along Old...

 HARWICH – Voters will go to the polls on Tuesday, May 20 to elect two new members to the select board and a new member of the Monomoy Regional School Committee. The annual...

HARWICH – On the final night of the annual town meeting, voters agreed to institute electronic voting at future sessions and defeated a series of...

HARWICH – The planning board will be asked on Tuesday to approve a manufacturing permit for a company seeking to perform cerakote and powdercoat applications to firearm...

ORLEANS – Despite lingering questions and concerns about its location, voters approved funds to design a new fire station at Monday’s annual town...

ORLEANS – A Tonset Road property purchased by the town last fall could provide public access to Town Cove and serve as a launching spot for...

ORLEANS – If you paid a visit to Rock Harbor in recent years, you may have unknowingly taken part in a new study conducted by the Cape Cod...

BREWSTER – Attendees were served a double scoop of happiness last Friday at the council on aging’s annual ice cream social. The Friends of Brewster...

BREWSTER – The Brewster Select Board has joined the evergrowing list of officials, including Governor Maura Healey, and organizations calling for...

BREWSTER – By a margin of eight votes — too close for an old-fashioned hand count — town meeting voters rejected a petition article that called for...

“Every Brilliant Thing,” Cape Rep’s first production of their 40th season, is simply brilliant. This poignant play is the story of a young boy...

"The Marvelous Wonderettes," a fast-paced, high-energy jukebox musical featuring over 30 classic '50s and '60s hits, will kick off the summer...

If you’ve been anywhere near the East Harwich Stop and Shop, you are familiar with Bett Carreiro. Six days a week, she’s outfitted in a green apron...

Philip S. Ripa, formerly of Amherst MA, and a long-time resident of Chatham, died on December 21, 2024. He was the loving husband of Dorothy Meehan...

John Frank Ormento, affectionately known as Johnny, 66, of Harwich MA, died peacefully in his home on April 27, 2025, after enduring 4 years with...

Kathleen Ann Kane, 66, of Brewster, died Thursday, May 1st, 2025.Kathleen was born to the late August and Joan (Guminski) Neher on April 7th, 1959,...

 PLEASANT LAKE – Monomoy baseball’s bats flourished against shorthanded Cape Cod Tech in a five-inning shutout last Thursday.The 17-0 win was...

HARWICH – Two sophomores and an eighth grader make up what is, to Bill Burke, perhaps the strongest set of singles players he’s had in his 10 years...

PLEASANT LAKE – Monomoy spread the wealth around at the plate as a number of players contributed to the scoring Thursday against Cape Cod...

 In discussing endorsements for this year’s Chatham Select Board race, our editorial staff had an unexpectedly hard time in coming to a conclusion....

McCarley A Team PlayerEditor:Caroline McCarley would be an incredible asset to the Brewster Select Board. I worked with her for two years on the...

“Every Brilliant Thing,” Cape Rep’s first production of their 40th season, is simply brilliant. This poignant play is the story of a young boy...

CHATHAM – If the Attorney General upholds a bylaw passed at Saturday’s annual town meeting, fewer large aircraft will be using Chatham Municipal...

CHATHAM – In a six-hour marathon session Saturday, town meeting voters approved funding to expand and renovate the Center for Active Living,...

Chatham Garden Club members spruce up the watering trough downtown, late 1990s.FILE PHOTO

Volunteers make repairs to the Chatham Scout Hall, 1990s.FILE PHOTO

Book sale at Eldredge Public Library, late 1990s. FILE PHOTO