CHATHAM – Hunter MacDonald was driving down Heritage Lane on Friday when he saw a duck circling a roadside storm drain, looking distraught even. He...

 CHATHAM – Topping a four-candidate field, Randi Potash won a three-year term on the select board in Thursday’s annual town election. Based on...

SOUTH CHATHAM – On a recent morning, smoke filled a building on Main Street, and a bunch of teenagers went inside to search for anyone who was...

PLEASANT LAKE – Local first responders are used to meeting rescue helicopters in the field at Cape Tech. But not ones that can carry up to 30...

 HARWICH – Petition articles drew a lot of attention during the select board’s review of town meeting Monday. Voters faced a dozen petition...

by William F. GalvinHARWICH – The affordable housing trust has agreed to use a section of its land outside the 5.4 acres it is leasing to Pennrose...

ORLEANS – Orleans District Court’s top judge has been placed on administrative duty as he faces charges of assault and battery. The Suffolk County...

ORLEANS – Spring has arrived, and the Orleans Chamber of Commerce celebrated the change of seasons in festive style last weekend. The chamber...

ORLEANS – Hadley Luddy sees the growing housing problem on the Cape every morning when she commutes over the bridge into Boston. The cars queued in...

For 15 years the non-profit Calmer Choice worked to introduce the practice of mindfulness to area elementary school students in hopes of helping...

BREWSTER – Sprouts have sprung across the Cape, and while seeds are started, not everyone has the acreage for gardening. With that in mind, the...

BREWSTER – Brewster’s Council on Aging recently earned an AARP certification that, according to council Executive Director Elton Cutler, should...

 Art Devine’s play is not about a pool game. It’s about what transpired over a game of 9-Ball in a local bar in Small Town, USA in 1967. It’s set...

 A well-written play never goes out of style. And Oscar Wilde’s “The Importance of Being Earnest,” a farce that debuted in 1895, is still hilarious...

Spring is such a fickle season here on the Cape. It’s true that some years the herring arrive ahead of the shadbush coming into bloom and the...

April 25, 1940 – May 2, 2026Sally Kimball Campbell—known lovingly as “Mustang Sally,” “our gal Sal,” Mom, and Nana—was the embodiment of warmth,...

Joseph S. Manson, 92 of Torrington CT, formerly of Orleans, passed away on January 10, 2026. Joe was the son of the late John T. Manson II and...

Lawren Frederick Cowen passed away April 12th 2026 having reached his 97th birthday.Lawren was a hard worker, having worked in construction, and as...

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PLEASANT LAKE – The Cape Cod Tech track and field team is smaller than essentially every other opponent they face. That’s not something reflected...

NORTH EASTHAM – One of the very first times Violet Roche ever jumped during a track and field meet, she gashed her leg open. A freshman at that...

NORTH EASTHAM – After the Warriors recorded the final out against Wareham last month, sophomore pitcher Brynn Kew walked to her catcher, freshman...

PLEASANT LAKE – Junior Belle Bigley flourished as the sole Crusader representing Cape Cod Tech’s girls track and field team at the MVADA Small...

NORTH EASTHAM – Nauset senior Wyatt Carroll picked up the sole win for the Warriors in a 4-1 loss to Monomoy last Friday, and the match said much...

Reacts To Brewster Housing VoteEditor:Over 1,000 Brewster households are currently located within Brewster’s Zone II drinking water supply area...

Members of The Chronicle staff had a blast last Thursday at Cape Rep Theatre in Brewster. “Chronicle Night” allowed theater patrons to mingle with our staff prior to the...

Chatham should count itself lucky to have four residents willing to run for a single seat on the select board in the May 14 annual election. Of the...

ORLEANS – Orleans District Court’s top judge has been placed on administrative duty as he faces charges of assault and battery. The Suffolk County...

 CHATHAM – Topping a four-candidate field, Randi Potash won a three-year term on the select board in Thursday’s annual town election. Based on...

BREWSTER – Sprouts have sprung across the Cape, and while seeds are started, not everyone has the acreage for gardening. With that in mind, the...

HARWICH -- The driver of a sedan sustained life-threatening injuries after his car was struck by a pickup truck allegedly driven by a drunk driver...

Habitat for Humanity “Women Build” in Chatham in 2006. FILE PHOTO

Offloading at the Chatham Fish Pier, 2002. FILE PHOTO