Chatham News ➤

Commission Chairman Blasts Airport Critics; Decries ‘Pattern Of False Information’

CHATHAM — Speaking at last week’s meeting, airport commission Chairman Huntley Harrison blaste...

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75th Summer Town Meeting Will Be Held In-person Aug. 3

CHATHAM – The long tradition of summer residents gathering to hear about and discuss town issues...

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Town Considers Strategy For Middle Road Housing

CHATHAM — Housing advocates scored a number of key victories in last month’s annual town meetin...

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Harwich News ➤

Housing Crisis Hits Fire Victims Hard; Couple Could Be Homeless Friday

HARWICH — Jason Barbour and Judy Abbruzzese could be homeless on Friday. The couple has been ...

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Interest Builds In Preserving West Harwich Schoolhouse

HARWICH — The town hopes to sell the historic West Harwich Schoolhouse at 5 Bells Neck Rd., whic...

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The Children’s Center Gets Contribution For New Books

HARWICH — The Children’s Center has received a contribution from former students at the preschoo...

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Orleans News ➤

Nauset Marine Buys Church Property At Roundabout, Seeks Demolition OK

ORLEANS — Nauset Marine has bought a location at the Routes 6A and 28 roundabout that had been...

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With History At The Hub, Plans For Meetinghouse Campus Embrace Other Uses

ORLEANS — The Centers for Culture and History in Orleans is focused as much on the future as o...

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Orleans Gearing Up To Deal With Housing, Other Initiatives

ORLEANS — The train is ready to leave the station on some big town projects, but the track ahe...

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Sports ➤

Beyond The Calls: Cape Cod Baseball League Umpires Appreciate Thrills, Camaraderie

COTUIT – Slowly, John DeGirolamo rubs a fresh baseball in the palms of his mud-stained hands. ...

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Anglers Interns Bring Diverse Backgrounds, Skill Sets To Organization

CHATHAM – The Cape Cod Baseball League’s motto — “Where the Stars of Tomorrow Shine Tonight” — p...

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Consistent Hitting, Elite Pitching Help Mariners Take Over Second Place In Division Standings

It’s all starting to click for the Harwich Mariners. After playing .500 baseball for almost t...

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Features ➤

CCTC/HJT Hosts Reading From 'Adoption In Black And White'

On Sunday, July 25 at 4 p.m. Cape Cod Theatre Company/Harwich Junior Theatre (CCTC/HJT) will ho...

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Theater Review: Maya Mouse' At Cape Rep A Kids' Show That Appeals To Everyone

If you have been wanting to take your children to see live theater, perhaps for the first time o...

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Animal Rescue League Marks A Century Of Helping Cape Animals

BREWSTER — In 1921, Cape Cod was a rural place. The canal was only five years old, and the Cape’...

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Opinion ➤

John Whelan: Home On The Range

“Home, home on the range Where the deer and the antelope play Where seldom is heard a disc...

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Letters to the Editor, July 22

Not Happy With Sticker Change  Editor: Is anyone else disappointed in the new Chatham beac...

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Our View: A Rudeness Antidote

We've all heard the stories about rude customers in restaurants and shops this summer. Some of t...

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Focus on... ➤

‘Breakthrough’ COVID Cases Raise Alarm

With concerns growing about the highly transmissible Delta variant of COVID-19, and with Provinc...

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From Nautical Antiques To Quirky Gifts: Yankee Ingenuity Turns 50

CHATHAM — “Oh, this is that store,” is a comment that Sharon Hayes overhears while gardening out...

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Ella Lombard, Matriarch Of Harwich's Cape Verdean Community, Turns 100

“It’s just a number,” Ella Lombard of Harwich says about one’s age. “It’s what you do with it.” ...

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Obituaries ➤

William Dennis Engs

William Dennis Engs passed away at Loma Linda University Hospital Medical Center in California o...

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C. Philip Smith

On June 19th, 2021, C. Philip Smith, 89, passed away at home surrounded by his family and dear f...

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