CHATHAM – Town Manager Jill Goldsmith will continue as head of the municipal government through 2031. Goldsmith’s most recent contract was set to...

 CHATHAM – With Shareen Davis announcing that she won’t be seeking re-election, the one seat on the select board on the May 13 annual election...

CHATHAM – The finance committee wants to pump the brakes on a residential tax exemption.The group is sponsoring a town meeting article asking...

HARWICH – By the narrowest of margins, the county assembly of delegates passed a measure last month seeking special legislation that would allow...

HARWICH PORT – The Blizzard of ‘26 showed that when roads close, power is disrupted and travel becomes dangerous, access to local health care is a...

SOUTH HARWICH -- As St. Patrick’s Day nears, it’s common for Cape Codders to want to get in the holiday spirit. As such, Lower Cape residents...

ORLEANS – As allegations of child abuse and trafficking continue to loom over the Community of Jesus, Shawn DeLude went before the select board...

 ORLEANS – From extensive power outages to fallen wires, trees, limbs and other debris, there’s been no shortage of complications brought on by the...

ORLEANS – Despite less-than-ideal weather on Saturday, March 7, community members gathered to take part in a citizen-led “Walk for Peace,” inspired...

BREWSTER – The state land court recently ruled in the Brewster Conservation Trust’s favor in a dispute over a campsite encroaching on conservation land. In 2018, after...

For decades, a familiar refrain has echoed across Cape Cod: young people don’t live here — at least not year-round. Emily Wagner challenges that...

BREWSTER – In the first official move on short-term rental regulation since last fall, town planner Jon Idman presented a draft bylaw at Monday’s...

“We are excited for spring,” Seaview Properties owner Steve Poskanzer said recently. “We just continue to grow and to do fun jobs for fun...

For decades, a familiar refrain has echoed across Cape Cod: young people don’t live here — at least not year-round. Emily Wagner challenges that...

SOUTH HARWICH -- As St. Patrick’s Day nears, it’s common for Cape Codders to want to get in the holiday spirit. As such, Lower Cape residents...

Robert Emmett “Bob” Long, Jr., 87, died on Monday, February 23, in the care of loving family. Born on September 15, 1938, in Elizabeth, New Jersey, Bob was the second of...

Robert “Bob” Charles Carlson, 89, passed away peacefully in Chandler, AZ on February 21. Born in Ossining, NY in 1936 to Charles and Elsie Carlson,...

Martin (“Tino”) A. Kamarck, son of Andrew M. Kamarck and Margaret E. Kamarck, was born on May 15, 1949, in Rome, Italy while his father was posted...

HARWICH – Certain national studies have found that most kids quit organized sports sometime around the ages of 11 to 13. The main culprit for why...

STONEHAM – Heading into March 1’s tilt against No. 1 Stoneham in the second round of the Division 4 boys hockey state tournament, No. 16...

BOURNE – Only one team in each division every year can claim the defending champions appellation such as Nauset boys hockey did during the 2025-26...

ORLEANS – Nauset boys hockey, the defending champions of Division 3, advanced to the quarterfinals of the state tournament just as a reigning state...

BOURNE – The final score may not reflect it in totality, but sophomore goalie Patrick Shea had to, and did, make multiple significant saves for No....

HOPEDALE – When the Cape Cod Tech girls basketball team needed one great half to keep their season going, junior Zana’e Barrett delivered.The No....

Harwich Housing Crisis RealityEditor:Chapter 40B adds deed-restricted affordable units, perhaps addressing the state’s 10 percent housing mandate...

It’s time for our periodic polemic urging that utility wires be buried. But this time, with a historic blizzard that cut power to many residents...

Restoring Balance To ReviewsEditor:I am writing as a Harwich resident who has attended recent planning and zoning hearings and has grown...

 CHATHAM – With Shareen Davis announcing that she won’t be seeking re-election, the one seat on the select board on the May 13 annual election...

 CHATHAM – Town Manager Jill Goldsmith will continue as head of the municipal government through 2031. Goldsmith’s most recent contract was set to...

ORLEANS – As allegations of child abuse and trafficking continue to loom over the Community of Jesus, Shawn DeLude went before the select board...

 The Blizzard of ‘26 brought significant disruption to the region, from downed trees and wires to outages that left much of the Lower and Outer...

The hum of generators that was so ubiquitous last week has been replaced by the whine of chainsaws, as cleanup continues following the Blizzard of...

The cleanup following the historic Blizzard of ‘26 is well underway, with utility crews making strong progress in restoring electrical service to...

Chatham Rotary Club awards mid 1990s. FILE PHOTO