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    AmeriCorps Cape Cod members, Harwich town staff and a Harwich Conservation Trust (HCT) volunteer clear out the Herring River in Harwich. HCT volunteer herring counters will soon begin work at the herring run near Hinckleys Pond. HARWICH CONSERVATION TRUST PHOTO Harwich Opens Herring Run To Harvest
    March 25, 2026
    HARWICH – A traditional method of fish harvesting is returning to town after more than two decades. The select board Monday night approved...

    Assistant Water Superintendent Susan Brown updated the board of water and sewer commissioners March 18 on the current Level 2 drought facing Orleans and the rest of Cape Cod. RYAN BRAY PHOTO Board Calls For Level 2 Water Restrictions In Orleans
    March 25, 2026
    ORLEANS – Mandatory water restrictions were put in place last week by the town’s board of water and sewer commissioners, and more stringent...

    Town meeting will be asked to fund a study of safe use of Chatham Airport by PC-12-type aircraft like this one. FILE PHOTO Select Board, FinCom Back Airport Study
    March 25, 2026
    CHATHAM – A town meeting article seeking money for a study of Chatham Airport is likely to revive what seems to be an annual referendum on the...

    The tugboat Roy Boys and the pushboat Mr. Magoo gently nudge the barge to a position adjacent to the boathouse’s final destination at 90 Bridge St. CHRISTOPHER SEUFERT PHOTO Historic Boathouse Back In Home Port
    March 25, 2026
    CHATHAM – Following a stormy few years that felt like a cruise to nowhere, a key piece of Chatham history has finally returned to its home port of...

    Bruce Semple. COURTESY PHOTO Bruce Semple Enters Brewster Select Board Race
    March 25, 2026
    BREWSTER – Bruce Semple has a robust volunteer history not only in Brewster but around the Cape. Now, he’s looking to deepen his service as he vies...

    The former Marconi power house, now used for storage, could be part of an academic or research facility. The select board has set up a working group to explore the concept. TIM WOOD PHOTO Chatham Revives Idea Of Establishing Academic Research Center
    March 25, 2026
    CHATHAM – The select board is reviving the idea of developing an academic or research facility focused on the town’s coastal environment. The board...

    A rendering of the planned exterior improvements to the Center For Active Living building. CATALYST ARCHITECTS CFAL Cost Drops By $1.6 Million
    March 24, 2026
     CHATHAM – Lower than anticipated construction bids for renovation to the Center For Active Living building on Stony Hill Road will save the town...

    Even a gull enjoys a beach walk now and then. MARY RICHMOND PHOTO Nature Connection: Walking The Winter Blues Away
    March 21, 2026
    If you’re like me, walking is the best medicine for almost anything that ails you. Walking has always helped me clear my mind, settle my mood, and...

    The cast and crew of “Play the Edge” on the final night. MICHAEL RANEO PHOTO ‘Play The Edge’ Diary: That’s A Wrap!
    March 20, 2026
     “Play the Edge,” an independent crime thriller, wrapped principal photography on Saturday after a month-long shoot of overnights primarily at the...

    A “Community Walk for Truth” will be held April 3 outside of the Community of Jesus compound on Rock Harbor. FILE PHOTO Walk For Truth Planned For Good Friday
    March 19, 2026
    ORLEANS – A community walk will be held on Good Friday in support of people affected by “coercive, high-control religious environments.” The...

    Plans for a new fire station in Orleans do not call for fire operations to be displaced from the current station during construction. FILE PHOTO Fire Station Cost Prompts Questions From FinCom
    March 18, 2026
    ORLEANS – The proposed capital budget for the next fiscal year includes $62.2 million in spending at the coming spring town meeting, with the bulk...

    The Barnstable County dredge Sand Shifter works to clear shoals in Aunt Lydia’s Cove. TIM WOOD PHOTOS Aboard The Sand Shifter: Clearing Aunt Lydia’s Cove To Support...
    March 18, 2026
    CHATHAM – The sound of the powerful Caterpillar engineer is inescapable. It reverberates across Aunt Lydia’s Cove, buffered by the mainland shore...

    Select board member Ned Chatelain will not be seeking re-election in the upcoming annual election. FILE PHOTO Chatelain Won’t Seek Re-election In Brewster
    March 18, 2026
    BREWSTER – After six years on the select board, Ned Chatelain has decided not to seek re-election in the upcoming annual town election. One select...

    From left, freshman Jacob Dewey, sophomore Jenna Smith, senior Wyatt Carroll and junior Gabe Walsh cut a ceremonial ribbon celebrating the substantial completion of the new Nauset Regional High School campus in Eastham on March 14. RYAN BRAY PHOTOS With New Campus, Nauset Community Embraces The Future
    March 18, 2026
    NORTH EASTHAM – “School is a building with four walls with tomorrow inside.” As the head of the English department at Nauset Regional High School,...

    Harwich's representative to the Barnstable County Assembly of Delegates Elizabeth Harder. FILE PHOTO Handler Calls For Town’s Assembly Delegate To Step Down
    March 18, 2026
    HARWICH – The Home Rule petition narrowly approved by the Barnstable County Assembly of Delegates seeking to establish a real estate transfer tax...

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