The loss of our publisher and friend, Henry C. “Hank” Hyora, last week is still raw for The Cape Cod Chronicle crew. We’re overwhelmed by the kind...

Future Spending Talks NeededEditor:At a recent Harwich Select Board meeting, board member Mark Kelleher tried to slow the board down and consider...

A MentorWhen I was 17, I wanted to be a journalist, so I reached out to The Chronicle to see if I could intern there. The rest is really history. I...

Soon, the famed Fishermen’s Memorial on Gloucester’s waterfront will enshrine seven more names. And we know, when one fishing community grieves,...

Residents Deserve A Say Editor:There has been growing discussion in Harwich about whether voters should have a say when local tax dollars are used to support housing...

We’re doing a lot of wondering this week, and not just at the hefty snowfall nature brought to the region. We’re wondering why four members of the...

Yes Was The Right DecisionEditor:I write to lift up those courageous folks that made the decision to step forward and say “yes!” When emotions are...

CECH Is Here To HelpEditor:The Chatham Ecumenical Council Helping Prevent Homelessness (CECH) extends sincere thanks to the partners who make our...

If Martin Luther King, Jr. was still alive, he would likely be dismayed by the backsliding in civil rights and social justice we’re seeing from the...

 A lot of passion surrounds the proposal to study locating housing on the Sea Camps Pond Property in Brewster. As our front page story this week...

Dismayed By Administration ActionsEditor:For weeks I've followed national and international news articles about the arrival of 15,000 United States...

Taking Care Of AnimalsEditor:The Animal Welfare Club of Monomoy Regional High School has two huge thank you’s to share with the community. First,...

40B Process Thrust On TownsEditor:Our state officials have created a perfect environment for crisis capitalists to override reason, thoughtfulness,...

 The old year is over; a new one has just begun. For many, it’s time to take stock, review the past year and set goals for the coming months. It’s also time to remember —...

Even though he retired two years ago, Chatham’s former natural resources director Dr. Robert Duncanson continued to offer his expertise to the town...