CHATHAM – A bylaw that sought to ban large aircraft from Chatham Municipal Airport is not legal, the state Attorney General’s Office has...

 CHATHAM – William Haetinger recalls one summer when the golden cod that adorns the Tale of the Cod sign was stolen. At the time, the business was...

CHATHAM – Long-awaited work to improve the grounds of the Eldredge Public Library to improve accessibility and safety could get underway as early...

  HARWICH – Christmas In Harwich promises to be another festive weekend with the Harwich Port Stroll, caroling, Santa’s arrival, music, fireworks,...

 HARWICH – The department of public works is being reorganized in an effort to streamline operations and prepare for the retirement of Director...

HARWICH – The appeals board voted unanimously to approve a comprehensive permit for the Pine Oaks Village IV 242-unit housing development to be...

ORLEANS – An updated local comprehensive plan could be ready to go before voters at next year’s annual town meeting in May. The planning board has...

ORLEANS – Santa Claus might travel the world by sleigh. But last weekend in Orleans, he arrived by boat. A crowd of children and families awaited...

ORLEANS – The jams were flowing, and so was the whiskey. Garrett “G. Love” Dutton was burning the late night oil with the late Mississippi bluesman...

BREWSTER – The Brewster Chamber of Commerce hit the ground running this year with “Brewster for the Holidays,” an annual month-long observance that...

 BREWSTER – The stretch of Tubman Road between Route 137 and Route 124 may be only half a mile long, but the complaints go on for miles.Residents...

BREWSTER – For 325 years, congregants of First Parish Brewster have been gathering on the hill to worship. Today, members are putting together a...

Bon Matin is a must-see destination shop on Main Street in Chatham with some of the most incredible curated selections of luxurious linens and...

Want to feel as though you are celebrating the holidays in Ireland?Lovers of Irish fiddle music and step dancing are in for a treat on Saturday,...

The cover of Rick Fordyce’s “Large Room with Paintings: A Novel” (independently published, 2025) shows an open paint tube with reddish orange paint...

Falmouth, Maine -Theodore (Ted) Foot died peacefully at age 90 on November 14, 2025, with his three children nearby.  He had been suffering from...

Jane Reynolds Chase died peacefully in her bed at 35 Hersey Road in South Harwich on November 23, 2025. Lord knows she wanted to live longer. She...

We are heartbroken to announce the passing of Michael C. Rollins, “Mike”, on November 22, 2025 after a short battle with cancer. He was 52.Michael...

CHATHAM – During the second half of the 19th century, the great-great uncle of Chip Hardy, a current Chatham resident, traveled to Japan. How...

CHATHAM – The swarm of people readying for the 21st Chatham Turkey Trot stretched from the parking lot at Oyster Pond Beach up Stage Harbor Road to...

CHATHAM – More than 250 people ran Sunday in the 8th Chatham in the Fall 10K, a race held by the Cape Cod Athletic Club that raises money for local...

NORWOOD – Two synchronized skating teams from the Lower Cape Figure Skating Association competed last Saturday against teams from across the United...

NORTH EASTHAM – After a five-plus year drought, the Chowder Cup is staying on the Outer Cape.Nauset thumped Dennis-Yarmouth 50-24 last Thursday on...

PALMER – For the first time in almost two decades, Cape Cod Tech will play a championship football game.The seventh-seed Crusaders defeated...

NORTH EASTHAM – Senior quarterback Brendan Peno put together a masterful performance in his final football game for Nauset, fueling the Warriors’...

PALMER – As the clock ticked toward halftime with seventh-seed Cape Cod Tech trailing third-seed Pathfinder Tech 16-6 in the semifinals of the...

Theatrics Don’t Belong At Town MeetingEditor:The most recent Orleans Special Town Meeting was a reminder how lucky we are to have direct and open...

Can’t Turn A Blind EyeEditor:This is in response to the "Clarify Reason for Protest" in the Nov. 13 Chronicle. Their question is based on the...

Here at The Cape Cod Chronicle, we’ve got a lot of reasons to be thankful. More than 60, that’s for certain. With your support over the decades,...

HARWICH – The appeals board voted unanimously to approve a comprehensive permit for the Pine Oaks Village IV 242-unit housing development to be...

 HARWICH – The department of public works is being reorganized in an effort to streamline operations and prepare for the retirement of Director...

 CHATHAM – William Haetinger recalls one summer when the golden cod that adorns the Tale of the Cod sign was stolen. At the time, the business was...