CHATHAM – The select board voted Tuesday to terminate the $5 million federally-funded state project to upgrade the Route 28-Crowell Road...

CHATHAM – If those who fought British troops in Lexington and Concord were called the Minutemen, their peers in Chatham might have been labeled the...

 CHATHAM – It’s the nation’s semiquincentennial, and the town is preparing for a Fourth of July parade like no other. With the parade falling on...

 HARWICH – History tells us that Crispus Attucks was the first Black man killed in the Revolutionary War. He died during the Boston Massacre on...

 HARWICH – The appeals board has approved the comprehensive permit for the Pennrose LLC/Affordable Housing Trust 60-unit development on the former...

Here’s something you already know: from a gallon of milk to a gallon of gas, everything is getting more expensive. If you’re vacationing on the...

ORLEANS – You only turn 250 once, and Orleans is ready to celebrate. The town will celebrate America’s semiquincentennial next week with its annual...

ORLEANS – The inside of Hurd Chapel tells a story. Not just one of a revolution that gave birth to the American experiment, but the Lower Cape’s...

ORLEANS – It’s not easy running a music festival. And according to Mike McNamara, it’s only getting harder. McNamara, whose Hog Island Beer Co....

BREWSTER – It may be the lowest level of medal in the Olympians, but Brewster is officially targeting bronze when it comes to the Charging Smart...

BREWSTER – How did the newspapers of the day cover the American Revolution?A 50-year-old manuscript highlighting the news of each day of 1776 as...

BREWSTER – Until 1803, Brewster and Harwich were one, with Brewster being the North Precinct and Harwich the South. On June 17, 1776, the...

CODO, the Mexican-inspired dining hotspot in Chatham, is now in full swing as the summer season kicks off on the Lower Cape. As part of Coastal...

Who can forget that chilling scene from the iconic movie “Jaws” when the tough and “certifiable” shark-hunter Quint regales Police Chief Brody and...

Get outside and enjoy Cape Cod’s scenic rail trails this summer while helping keep them safe and welcoming for everyone. The Harwich Bikeways...

Born in Bayside, Long Island, N.Y. Nancy Doble Berbrick was the daughter of Ralph Nelson Doble and Blanche Becker Doble. After seven years her...

Nicholas Dadoly, 91, of Harwich, MA, died June 3, 2026. Born in Dracut, MA, on May 15, 1935, he was the son of the late Konstantine and Efthymia...

Alice Holland Webster of South Chatham, Mass., and formerly of Cleveland Heights, Ohio, died March 3 at home, surrounded by family and under...

FOXBOROUGH – The Cape Cod Chronicle’s intrepid sports reporter (me, somehow) got a chance to see one of the World Cup games being held in our fair...

HARWICH – The first steps of a potential journey to Augusta National hit the grass at Cranberry Valley Golf Course on Monday with the annual Drive,...

 CHATHAM – More than 300 runners cut through Sunday morning fog last weekend during the 45th Chatham Harbor Run, an annual 10-kilometer loop...

FALMOUTH – The goalkeeper position in soccer is already hard — perhaps the toughest on the pitch. To perform between the posts behind just seven...

CHATHAM – Colin Larson (Boston College) spent the first game of his summer on the Cape hitting out of the Harwich Mariners’ nine-hole. He hit a...

CHATHAM – Chatham Anglers third baseman Gabe Fraser (Florida State/transfer portal) went certifiably nuclear last week.The barrage began with a...

HARWICH – On his 22nd birthday two weeks ago, Harwich Mariners outfielder Ryan Gerety (Northeastern) bought himself and his teammates a...

CHATHAM – Björn Johannessen kept calling and calling, but the baseball coach at Santa Barbara City College just wouldn’t pick up. Johannessen left...

Pennrose Project A DisasterEditor:The Harwich Zoning Board last week approved the 60-unit, 90-bedroom Pennrose affordable housing development at...

As we launch our 10th Summertime Helping Neighbors campaign to benefit the Family Pantry of Cape Cod this Fourth of July, we’re thinking about the...

When in the Course of human Events, it becomes necessary for one People to dissolve the Political Bands which have connected them with another, and...

CHATHAM – The select board voted Tuesday to terminate the $5 million federally-funded state project to upgrade the Route 28-Crowell Road...

 HARWICH – History tells us that Crispus Attucks was the first Black man killed in the Revolutionary War. He died during the Boston Massacre on...

ORLEANS – You only turn 250 once, and Orleans is ready to celebrate. The town will celebrate America’s semiquincentennial next week with its annual...

The Eldredge Public Library’s entry in the 1990 Chatham Fourth of July parade. FILE PHOTO

Shellfish shanties along the Oyster River in Chatham, circa 1970s. PETER SMOLENS PHOTO/POSTCARD

Monomoy Regional School officials are examining the next steps for the district after completion of an equity audit by the Mid-Atlantic Equity...