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    These vessels in the water treatment facility off Training Field Road remove PFAS, the so-called “forever chemicals,” from two public drinking water wells. Similar vessels will be used to treat PFAS at two other town wells if voters agree to appropriate $2.5 million at the annual town meeting in May. FILE PHOTO Chatham Targets $2.5 Million To Treat PFAS In Two Town Wells
    October 28, 2026
    CHATHAM – Voters will be asked to appropriate $2.5 million at the May annual town meeting to treat so-called “forever chemicals” in two South...

    Chatham will consider a short-term rental bylaw in May. FILE PHOTO Chatham To Consider Short-term Rental Bylaw At Town Meeting
    October 28, 2026
    CHATHAM – A bylaw aimed at getting a better handle on short-term rentals will go before voters at the May annual town meeting. The select board on...

    Conceptual plan of proposed 18-unit apartment building at 1124 and 1142 Main St., as seen from the Old Main Street side. SUBMITTED TO THE HBDC Apartment Plan Gets Thumbs Down HBDC Members, Residents Excoriate Plan
    October 28, 2026
    CHATHAM – A proposal for an 18-unit apartment building in West Chatham drew universal opposition at a historic business district commission...

    Top Chefs To Speak On Inclusive Hiring At Orpheum Event
    October 28, 2026
    Does inclusive hiring and business success go hand in hand? According to Andrew Chadwick, executive chef of Chatham Bars Inn, the answer is a...

    The arraignment in Orleans District Court of Braden Peters, the livestreamer popularly known as Clavicular who has been accused of raping a minor in Chatham, was rescheduled for Thursday. A civil lawsuit in Florida stemming in part from the same Chatham accusation was amended Oct. 8 to drop a count of sexual battery. SOCIAL MEDIA PHOTO ‘Clavicular’ Arraignment Rescheduled, Civil Lawsuit Amended To Drop...
    October 21, 2026
    ORLEANS – The arraignment of the “looksmaxxing” livestreamer popularly known as Clavicular, who has been accused of raping a minor in Chatham, has...

    Chatham Zoning Board of Appeals Chair David Nixon. FILE PHOTO Chatham Select Board Dismisses Complaint Against ZBA Chair
    October 21, 2026
    CHATHAM – By a unanimous vote, the select board dismissed a complaint filed against zoning board of appeals chair David Nixon. The complaint,...

    The runway at Chatham Municipal Airport will be closed for more than a month while tree trimming and removal work is ongoing. FILE PHOTO Airport Tree Clearing To Begin; Runway Will Be Closed During Work
    October 21, 2026
     CHATHAM – The removal of trees on Chatham Airport property will begin Nov. 30. The airport runway will be closed while the work is being done. The...

    Chatham Projects $62.3 Million Budget For Next Year
    October 21, 2026
    CHATHAM – Town officials are anticipating a $62.3 million budget for fiscal 2028, a 3.53 percent increase over current spending. The figure...

    Two-year-old Rylie Hughes, helped by mom Maura, excelled at the yodeling contest. Cool Weather Doesn’t Dim Oktoberfest Enthusiasm
    October 18, 2026
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    Jo-Ellen Erickson peeks out from behind the Witches on the Water pumpkin paddleboarder. TIM WOOD PHOTOS 'Pumpkinpalooza' Comes To Chatham's Kate Gould Park
    October 14, 2026
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    Director of Community Services Leah LaCross and Outreach Coordinator Kerri Kelly (seated) at the council on aging’s front desk at the community center. TIM WOOD Chatham Council On Aging Settles Into Temporary Quarters
    October 14, 2026
    CHATHAM – It didn’t take long for the council on aging staff to settle into its temporary quarters at the community center last summer. In fact, it...

    An 18-unit apartment building would replace these two commercial buildings at 1134 and 1142 Main St. under a proposal filed with the historic business district commission. TIM WOOD PHOTO 18-unit Main St. Apartment Building Proposed
    October 14, 2026
    CHATHAM – An 18-unit apartment building is being proposed for Main Street property that is currently the site of two small commercial...

    Chatham Police Lt. William Massey. TIM WOOD PHOTO Massey Ready To Take On Chatham Police Lieutenant Role
    October 14, 2026
    CHATHAM – William Massey has filled almost every role at the Chatham Police Department. He’s been a patrolman, school resource officer, records...

    Costumed paddleboarders navigated Oyster Pond in Chatham during the sixth annual Witches on the Water charity fundraiser Saturday. EREZ BEN-AKIVA PHOTOS Witches Help Combat Food Insecurity: Sixth Annual Event Raises $18K...
    October 8, 2026
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    FILE PHOTO Storm Rearranges Chatham Harbor Channels, Shoals
    October 7, 2026
    CHATHAM – Town officials are warning mariners to use caution when navigating Chatham Harbor’s North Inlet after last week’s nor’easter rearranged...

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