Chatham News ➤

Human Rights Panel Has Opening For Chatham

Every month, members of the Barnstable County Human Rights Advisory Commission meet virtually wi...

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Shellfishermen Seek Clarity On Monomoy Refuge Signs

CHATHAM – With certain restrictions, shellfishing is an allowed use inside parts of the Monomoy...

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After Dennis Tragedy, Renewed Interest In Boater Education Bill

CHATHAM – The town’s waterways advisory committee is reviewing a bill on Beacon Hill that would...

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Harwich News ➤

Harwich To Seek Watershed Permit

HARWICH – The select board took a major step forward Monday by approving the fili...

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Harwich's New Natural Resources Director Gets His Feet Wet

  HARWICH – Don Yannuzzi, Jr. is getting his feet wet as the town’s new director of natural r...

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Commission Pushes For Quick Action On Failing Bulkhead

  HARWICH – Frustration levels are high among conservation commission members who have been p...

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Orleans News ➤

Article Seeks Funding To Help Promote, Recognize Indigenous Peoples

ORLEANS – The story of Orleans did not begin with the arrival of the Pilgrims in the mid 1600s, ...

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Rebranded Outermost Roots And Blues Festival Returns To Nauset Beach

ORLEANS – Garrett Dutton has played music festivals all over the world. But nothing compared to ...

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Chatham Firm Tapped To Design CG36500 Building

ORLEANS – The Centers for Culture and History in Orleans has selected a firm to help engineer an...

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Brewster News ➤

Helping Businesses Thrive: CDP Expands Regional Office Hours

BREWSTER – Small business assistance from the Community Development Partnership (CDP) is now ava...

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Library Notes: Virtual Chocolate Tour In Bribri Indigenous Territory

On Thursday, Oct. 5 Brewster Ladies’ Library and Whelden Memorial Library will host a live virtu...

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Back To School And Work: The Impact On Animals

It’s that time of year when we head back to school and work, and as we begin our fall routines, ...

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Sports ➤

Laramee Brothers Help Anchor Monomoy Boys Soccer’s Fast Start

HARWICH – There were soccer seasons throughout their childhood that Ryan and Tate Laramee were a...

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Cape Tech ‘Expecting A Huge Crowd’ Friday For Football Team’s First Night Game

HARWICH – Cape Cod Tech athletic director Alan Harrison has advice for anyone who is planning on...

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Despite Venue Change, Harwich’s Funfest Pickleball Tournament A Success

EASTHAM – It may not have gone exactly as the Harwich Pickleball Association’s members had envis...

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Features ➤

Nature Connection: Pockets Full Of Acorns And Seashells

It’s the time of year when pockets that are emptied at the end of the day may hold many tiny tr...

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Chatham’s Ellen Goldman Participates In Polish Beatification Ceremony

CHATHAM – Ellen Goldman started researching her family history about 10 years ago; she knew the ...

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Nature Connection: The Calm And The Storm

As I write, Hurricane Lee has decided to veer a bit to the east, hopefully sparing us the worst...

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Opinion ➤

Our View: Time To Step Up

Last week, a minority of Chatham voters prevented, for the third time, what a clear majority of ...

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Letters To The Editor: Sept. 28, 2023

Vote May Harm Future Editor: Last Monday night I attended the Chatham Special Town Meeting...

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Letters To The Editor: Sept. 21, 2023

Water, Sewer Costs Are Real Editor: I think we should address issues with both the water a...

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Obituaries ➤

Birgit Enlund Myers

Birgit Enlund Myers passed away peacefully Friday August 25, 2023 at Maplewood Senior Living in ...

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Willard Gordon Smith Jr

Willard Gordon Smith Jr. passed away on September 5th, 2023 at the age of 92. Born on September ...

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Mary Ann Gray

Mary Ann Gray, 89, of Chatham, Massachusetts, a much-loved wife, mother, grandmother and great-g...

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