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    Cape Cod Commercial Fishermen’s Alliance Officials and State Rep. Dylan Fernandes celebrated a $500,000 state earmark for the organization at the fish pier Wednesday. From left, Senior Outreach and Policy Advisory Seth Rolbein, Accounting and Operations Manager Holly Buddensee, Fernandes, CEO John Pappalardo, COO Mel Sanderson, and Development Coordinator Brigid Krug. TIM WOOD PHOTO Fishermen’s Alliance Receives $500K State Earmark
    December 8, 2023
    CHATHAM – The Cape Cod Commercial Fishermen’s Alliance has received a $500,000 state earmark to support programs aimed at sustainability,...

    Past Traditions Return For This Weekend’s Christmas By The Sea Stroll
    December 7, 2023
    CHATHAM – Past traditions return to brighten this weekend’s Christmas By The Sea holiday stroll. The annual town Christmas tree lighting, held in...

    The lack of input from the Aunt Lydia’s Cove committee on the recently completed fish pier reconstruction project was one reason cited by select board members for disbanding the committee. FILE PHOTO Board Considers Disbanding Fishermen’s Group
    December 6, 2023
    CHATHAM – For more than six decades, the Aunt Lydia’s Cove committee has advised town officials on issues related to the town’s commercial fish...

    Harbormaster Stuart Smith To Retire In March
    December 6, 2023
    CHATHAM – In his 39 years with the town, Harbormaster Stuart Smith has seen the ebb and flow of countless tides, town administrations and...

    Select Board Warns Against Stroll Becoming ‘Holiday Pub Crawl’
    December 6, 2023
    CHATHAM – Officials are worried that the proliferation of one-day liquor license permits issued for this weekend’s Christmas By The Sea could lead...

    Santa hitches a ride in a Chatham fire engine. TIM WOOD PHOTOS Santa Arrives In Chatham
    December 4, 2023
    With the weather preventing his reindeer from rendezvousing with the Coast Guard Sunday, Santa Claus instead hitched a ride on a fire truck to the...

    Santa hands out candy canes after arriving at the fish pier last year. He’ll arrive for his annual visit this Sunday, Dec. 3, at 1 p.m. FILE PHOTO Santa Arrives At Fish Pier Sunday
    December 2, 2023
    CHATHAM – The fish pier, 1 p.m. Sunday. That’s the place to be to greet Santa Claus as he arrives to kick off the town’s annual Christmas...

    One of the town-owned homes on the Marconi property.  FILE PHOTO Three Town-owned MCI Houses Available In Rent Escrow Program
    December 1, 2023
    CHATHAM – Three of the four bungalows that the town owns on Old Comers Road will be available to rent early next year. The homes, part of the...

    Piping plovers nested in strong numbers on beaches in Chatham this year. FILE PHOTO Mass Audubon: 2023 Was A Banner Year For Piping Plovers
    November 30, 2023
    CHATHAM – Once a rarity on local beaches, piping plovers are making a strong comeback, thanks largely to conservation efforts. That’s the word from...

    Legal Glitch Dogs Change To Nitrogen Loading Regulation
    November 30, 2023
    CHATHAM – A controversial amendment to the board of health’s nitrogen loading regulations may not be legal due to a problem with the public hearing legal notice. The...
    A generic backup battery. COURTESY PHOTO Could Backup Power Solve Outage Problems?
    November 29, 2023
    CHATHAM – In 2022, according to data collected by state regulators, Chatham experienced 44 power outages, affecting 20,964 homes. On average,...

    Work on a historic home at 75 Main St. was halted after a porch was removed without the approval of the historical commission. TIM WOOD PHOTO Commission Seeks Better Protocol For Unexpected Rot In Historic...
    November 29, 2023
    CHATHAM – It’s not unusual for crews working on historic buildings to find, after opening up walls or removing outside material, that the...

    Crews attack a fire that quickly moved through a house in North Chatham Tuesday afternoon. ALAN POLLOCK PHOTOS Fire Heavily Damages North Chatham Home
    November 28, 2023
    NORTH CHATHAM – Firefighters from Chatham, Harwich, Brewster, Dennis and Orleans battled a fast-moving fire in a single-story home on Highpoint...

    Chatham Short-term Rental Registry Now Available
    November 24, 2023
    CHATHAM – The owners of short-term rentals are now required to register with the health department. Last April, the board of health adopted...

    Changes in the location of signs marking closed areas on the Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge prompted town officials to seek more frequent dialog with refuge management. FILE PHOTO Town, Refuge Manager Agree To Improve Communications Following...
    November 22, 2023
    CHATHAM – Town officials want more frequent and better communications with the management of the Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge. The select board...

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