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The Brewster Ladies’ Library on Main Street now offers a community refrigerator from which any resident can take fresh food and even packaged meals during regular library hours. Located just inside the library’s main entrance, the fridge (pictured with Library Director Brittany Taylor) joins the library’s little free pantry, which is in its entry alcove and offers free nonperishable food and household necessities. No questions are asked of anyone who accesses either the fridge or pantry. ANDY KIRKALDY PHOTOS

Combating Food Insecurity, Brewster Library Installs Community Fridge

BREWSTER – Residents who need a hand putting food on the table now have another option. About three weeks ago the Brewster Ladies’ Library...

Elvina Ramazanova and husband Michael of Lily and Kappa Cafe. RICH ELDRED PHOTO

New Cafe Aims To Fill A Gap In Brewster

BREWSTER – Elvina Ramazanova submitted her application for a common victualer’s license for what used to be the Snowy Owl in late April. “It’s a...

Derek, a resident in Latham’s adult program, interacts with a friend.

New Film Highlights Brewster’s Latham Center To Premiere At Chatham...

What would you do if your child was diagnosed with a life-threatening disease for which there is no known cure? If the diagnosis is Prader-Willi...

Offices But No Visitor Center: Chamber Continues To Search For...

BREWSTER – After three decades working in a spacious office in Brewster Town Hall, the Brewster Chamber of Commerce has, as of June 1, set up shop...

Brewster Develops Sewer Plans – Just In Case

BREWSTER – Consultants Horsley Witten have unveiled plans to sewer over 300 homes in Brewster. But not to worry — it’s a concept not likely to be...

Eager students stood by Tuesday morning as a new playground was dedicated at Brewster’s Stony Brook Elementary School. Students Casen McGrath and Joey Brady help cut the ribbon with a little help from David Rost from the Nauset Youth Alliance, school committee Chair Katie Jacobus and Principal Carolan Kasper. Contributions by the Nauset Youth Alliance, Brewster Whitecaps, the town’s community preservation committee and Brewster voters made the new playground possible. CAMPBELL MULLIGAN PHOTOS

Brewster Dedicates New Playground At Stony Brook School

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Brewster Overcharged By Nauset School District; Town Owed More Than...

BREWSTER – It’s always nice to get a check in the mail for a refund you didn’t expect because you’ve been overcharged in some fashion.According to...

Horseshoe crabs have been around for 450 million years. COURTESY PHOTO

Natural History Museum To Celebrate Horseshoe Crab Day

BREWSTER – You’d be hard pressed to find a more enthusiastic supporter of horseshoe crabs, outside of the world of arthropods, than Maureen...

Snowy Owl Moves, Adds Wine Bar

BREWSTER – After more than a year of renovations to a building at 7 Underpass Rd., Snowy Owl Coffee Roasters opened at a new site May 13. Co-owners...

An osprey carries dinner back to its nest. EREZ BEN-AKIVA PHOTO

Author Returns To Celebrate Anniversary Of Landmark Osprey Book

BREWSTER – David Gessner never thought he was launching a career as a nature writer (he still says he’s not one) when he moved back to Cape Cod...

Army General David Valcourt and his wife Diane, who helps officiate funerals at Arlington National Cemetery, both spoke at Brewster’s Memorial Day gathering at the fire station. ANDY KIRKALDY PHOTOS

Brewster Residents Told To ‘Remember The Freedoms’ U.S. Enjoys

BREWSTER – More than 100 residents and town officials gathered on Monday at a Memorial Day ceremony held inside the town’s spacious fire station,...

On her fourth run, Laurel Labdon won a seat on the Brewster Select Board in Tuesday’s town election. FILE PHOTO

Labdon Tops Semple In Brewster Select Board Race

BREWSTER – For Laurel Labdon, the fourth time was the charm. At Tuesday’s annual town election, Labdon beat competitor Bruce Semple, 1,090-9609,...

Brewster Shellfish Constable Ryan Burch. RICH ELDRED PHOTO

Brewster’s Ryan Burch Named Shellfish Constable Of The Year

BREWSTER – For Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani, 2025 was a very good year, as they both were named Most Valuable Players. It was a great year for a...

Telehealth Is The Next Frontier For Outer Cape Health

BREWSTER – At a community conversation at Brewster Town Hall Monday, Outer Cape Health Services CEO Damian Archer explained and took questions...

Movement for Flourishing Schools Executive Director Sarah Manion. COURTESY PHOTO

Movement for Flourishing Schools Assumes The Calmer Choice Mantle

For 15 years the non-profit Calmer Choice worked to introduce the practice of mindfulness to area elementary school students in hopes of helping...

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