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    Chatham Town Manager Jill Goldsmith. COURTESY PHOTO Early Forecast Shows Tight Budget For Chatham
    October 29, 2025
    CHATHAM – It’s taking more and more money to maintain the town’s current level of services, according to a forecast of next year’s budget. At a...

    An architect’s rendering of the restored Coast Guard boathouse atop the new pier at 90 Bridge St. FILE PHOTO Shellfish Upweller Wins Big State Grant
    October 29, 2025
     CHATHAM – There are a lot of potential benefits from the planned multi-use waterfront facility at 90 Bridge St., which aims to boost the economy,...

    Damaged trim on the Monomoy Regional Middle School building can be seen at the bottom of this corner. FILE PHOTO School Siding, Window Replacement $2M Less Than Expected
    October 29, 2025
    CHATHAM – Siding and window replacement at the Monomoy Regional Middle School will cost significantly less than originally projected, as long as no...

    ...and today. TIM WOOD PHOTO Monomoy Theatre Demolition Proposed; Likely To Be Replaced With...
    October 29, 2025
    CHATHAM – The owners of the former Monomoy Theatre property are asking for permission to tear down the playhouse that served as a home for summer...

    Pending further analysis, the Coast Guard is holding off on plans to remove several important navigational buoys from area waters. FILE PHOTO Coast Guard Shelves Buoy Plan, For Now
    October 29, 2025
    CHATHAM – Having received a barrage of public opposition, the Coast Guard is shelving plans to remove a number of navigational buoys around the...

    Artifacts uncovered in an archaeological dig at the Nickerson Homestead site played a big part in the Massachusetts Historical Commission’s determination that the location is eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places. FILE PHOTO Nickerson Homestead Eligible For National Register
    October 22, 2025
     CHATHAM – The homestead of the town’s first European settlers, William and Anne Nickerson, is eligible for listing on the National Register of...

    Erika Christensen of the Pour Garden draws a beer at Saturday’s Oktoberfest in Chatham. At the town offices parking lot and Kate Gould Park, locals and visitors mingled in the annual seasonal celebration of music, food and drink. TIM WOOD PHOTOS Chatham Celebrates Oktoberfest
    October 22, 2025
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    Initial plans for the renovated Center for Active Living on Stony Hill Road. Cost estimates higher than anticipated are causing the town and its design team to revisit the plans. CATALYST ARCHITECTURE ILLUSTRATION Working Group To Review CFAL Plans
    October 22, 2025
    CHATHAM – A new working group was scheduled to meet this week with the team developing plans to renovate the Center for Active Living to provide...

    A crowd of more than 500 people assembled on the front lawn of the Chatham Unitarian Universalist Meetinghouse for Saturday’s No Kings 2 protest. Hundreds Attend No Kings Protest In Chatham
    October 21, 2025
    CHATHAM – More than 500 local residents attended Saturday’s No Kings 2 rally, joining millions across the country protesting actions and policies...

    Only a single wall remained after crews mistakenly demolished sections of an historic home on Shore Road. TIM WOOD PHOTO Shore Road Owner Fined By Historical Commission For Demo Of...
    October 16, 2025
    CHATHAM – Demolition of large sections of an historic Shore Road home has resulted in the owner being fined by the historical commission. The...

    A scene from a past Oktoberfest. This year’s autumn festival will be held on Saturday, Oct. 18. FIL PHOTO Raise A Stein At Chatham’s Oktoberfest Saturday
    October 16, 2025
    CHATHAM – If the Pumpkin People are in the park, Oktoberfest can’t be far behind. The annual autumn celebration happens Saturday, Oct. 18 in Kate...

    Colleen Heimall of the Chatham Squire works on the restaurant’s entry in this year’s Pumpkin People in the Park exhibit, a mini-bar tended by a rather frightening-looking pumpkin bartender.  TIM WOOD PHOTOS Pumpkin People Occupy Downtown Park
    October 15, 2025
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    The property at 127 Old Harbor Rd. was donated to the town in 1971 for use as a playground and recreation area. A plaque dedicated the playground (in the background) built on a portion of the property Augustus and Marion Ellis. The old house has been vacant for years and the garage is used as storage by town departments. TIM WOOD PHOTO Legal Issues Threaten Housing At 127 Old Harbor Rd.
    October 15, 2025
    CHATHAM – A battle is brewing over the fate of the town-owned property at 127 Old Harbor Rd. which could end up in court and imperil plans to place...

    The Chatham Historical Commission placed a one-year demolition delay on this Stage Harbor house. FILE PHOTO Demolition Delay Placed On Stage Harbor Rd. House
    October 15, 2025
    CHATHAM – The historical commission placed a one-year demolition delay on a 120-year-old Stage Harbor Road house last week, urging the owners to...

    There are a number of provisions in existing state law that provide property tax relief for veterans. The Chatham Select Board last week explored nearly two dozen ways to help all town residents cope with the high cost of living. TIM WOOD PHOTO Chatham Examines Slate Of Tax Exemptions To Help Residents With...
    October 9, 2025
    CHATHAM – In their ongoing effort to help year-round residents combat the high cost of living — especially housing — select board members are...

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