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    An aerial view of an iced-in Saquatucket Harbor last Thursday. BARNSTABLE COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT PHOTO County Funds Help Keep Harbors Clear Of Ice
    February 18, 2026
    HARWICH – The harsh winter weather and sustained freezing temperatures are wreaking havoc in local harbors, restricting commercial fishing...

    Newly sworn-in Harwich firefighter Manuel Rebelo gets his badge pinned on by his wife, Kiana, with her son Jack. The town’s next town administrator, Jay McGrail, and Fire Chief David LeBlanc welcome Rebelo to the department. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTOS Ceremony Recognizes Firefighters’ Achievements
    February 18, 2026
    HARWICH – It was a day of welcoming the new members and recognizing the achievements and long-term commitment of members of the fire...

    The community preservation committee is recommending $667,500 in Community Preservation Act funds be used for restoring the exterior of the West Harwich Baptist Church. CHRONICLE FILE PHOTO CPA Funds Recommended For Baptist Church Restoration
    February 18, 2026
    HARWICH –  The community preservation committee is recommending that town meeting spend just over $2.3 million in Community Preservation Act funds...

    Cultural Affairs Director Kara Mewhinney. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTO More Municipal Use Planned For Cultural Center
    February 18, 2026
     HARWICH – More artists’ studios at the 204 Cultural Arts Municipal Building are likely to be converted to town offices. All leases at the building...

    Barry D. Viprino Start Of Viprino Trial Delayed
    February 12, 2026
    BARNSTABLE – The trial of a Harwich man facing a slew of rape and weapons charges that was set to begin last week has been delayed and has yet to...

    Trust Seeks Input On Future Marceline Property Development
    February 11, 2026
     HARWICH – As they begin to deliberate on the 456 Queen Anne Rd. 40B affordable housing project proposed by developer Pennrose, appeals board members also wants to know...
    The 10 Youth Climate Leaders from area high schools who worked on this year’s Cape Cod Youth Climate Summit. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTOS Looking For Climate Change Answers
    February 11, 2026
    HARWICH – How do the residents of the fictional Cape Cod town of Codcity feel about new Cape Cod bridges?During a mock town meeting at the Cape Cod...

    A crowd turned out both in support and opposition to the redevelopment of the Snow Inn project that was before the Cape Cod Commission on Feb. 5. The commission approved the project. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTO Cape Cod Commission Approves Snow Inn Redevelopment
    February 11, 2026
    HARWICH – The Cape Cod Commission voted last week to approve the redevelopment of the historic Snow Inn project along Wychmere Harbor. The...

    The ice sailors round the mark. JOHN BATHELT PHOTO Ice Sailing Returns To Long Pond
    February 11, 2026
     HARWICH – The opening day of the Winter Olympics was Friday, and competitors were taking to the ice not only in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo, but...

    Monomoy Regional School District Superintendent Scott Carpenter and Business Manager Michael McMillan presented the fiscal 2027 budget to the Harwich Select Board on Monday. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTO Monomoy School Budget Up 7.04 Percent
    February 4, 2026
     HARWICH – The latest draft of the fiscal 2027 Monomoy Regional School District budget shows a 7.04 percent increase, but school officials said...

    Harwich’s new Town Administrator James P. “Jay” McGrail will begin work on March 16. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTO McGrail Takes Over Harwich’s Administrative Reins March 16
    February 4, 2026
    HARWICH – The select board has entered into a three-year contract with new Town Administrator James P. “Jay” McGrail, who will start work on...

    Town Clerk Emily Mitchell displays the artistic supplies that will be available at stations set up for the “I Voted” sticker design contest. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTO ‘I Voted’ Contest Engages Youngsters In Democracy
    February 4, 2026
    HARWICH – Town Clerk Emily Mitchell will be sprucing up the “I Voted” stickers given to residents casting ballots in elections. She is holding a...

    Stephanie Ridenour, Natural Resources Director for the town of Harwich. COURTESY PHOTO HCT Winter Talk Focuses On Managing Harwich’s Natural Resources
    February 4, 2026
    Staying on top of Harwich's bountiful natural resources takes a lot of work. There are shellfish to grow, herring runs to keep clear, water to...

    A new look for the historic Snow Inn. COURTESY RENDERING Snow Inn Redevelopment Project Endorsed By Commission Subcommittee
    February 4, 2026
     HARWICH – The Cape Cod Commission subcommittee reviewing the redevelopment of the Snow Inn has determined that the project is consistent with the...

    Two inert training anti-tank munitions shut down the Harwich public safety facilities when they were brought in last Wednesday. COURTESY PHOTO Ordnances Close Public Safety Facilities
    January 28, 2026
    HARWICH – The public safety facilities on Sisson Road were closed temporarily on Wednesday, Jan. 21, after two World War II-era ordnances were...

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