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    Outer Cape Health Services’ Harwich Port offices. ALAN POLLOCK PHOTO Health Page: Wequassett Guests Support Outer Cape Health Services
    May 1, 2025
    HARWICH PORT – Lounging on the patio overlooking Pleasant Bay, vacationers at the Wequassett Resort and Golf Club would be forgiven for not...

    Will Chatham’s July 4 parade attract the same size crowds it usually does, given the economic and political uncertainty gripping the nation? FILE PHOTO Chambers Upbeat But Cautious About Summer Season
    April 17, 2025
    Despite considerable uncertainty over the country’s economy and the prospect of a falloff in international visitors, especially from Canada, local...

    From left, Ruth McNaughton, Rebecca Spinner and Jim Monti speak with seniors about the best way to plan for the future.  MACKENZIE BLUE PHOTO Seniors Get Advice On Planning For The Future
    April 10, 2025
    It’s never too early to start planning for your future, and relying on local specialists can help you make informative decisions to prioritize your...

    Healthcare Providers Battle Addiction With Innovation - Initiatives...
    April 4, 2025
    The problem is acute: in 2023, Barnstable County reported 72 opioid-related overdose deaths, and a recent survey showed that more than 40 percent...

    Jenn Allard will celebrate the 10th anniversary of her business, Mainsail Events and Marketing, in April. RYAN BRAY PHOTOS Business Page: 10 Years In, It's Smooth Sailing For Mainsail Events...
    March 21, 2025
    Jenn Allard knew it was time. After more than a decade coordinating and managing events at Chatham Bars Inn, the Eastham native and longtime...

    The Family Pantry of Cape Cod’s Healthy Meals in Motion program brings groceries right to area councils on aging. FILE PHOTO There’s Help For Seniors Facing Financial Difficulties
    March 13, 2025
    The situation of a Chatham senior facing difficulty paying ever-increasing property taxes recently brought to the attention of the select board...

    Kristen Siminski, left, and Molly Ives of the Visiting Nurse Association of Cape Cod first brought “Paving the Path to Wellness” to Falmouth in the fall. The program is wrapping up an eight-week session in Orleans on March 6. PHOTO COURTESY KRISTEN SIMINSKI Cape VNA Brings Wellness Program To Region
    March 7, 2025
    ORLEANS – For 20 years, Kristen Siminski approached healthcare in the traditional sense. A seasoned physical therapist, she worked at Cape Cod...

    Liza Bertini. COURTESY PHOTO Business Page: Ocean Edge Expands Holistic Retreat Offerings
    February 21, 2025
    BREWSTER – Liza Bertini, the new retreat sales manager at Ocean Edge Resort and Golf Club, wants to share the benefits of wellness programs year...

    Image by Silviu on the street from Pixabay February’s A Short Month – But Long On Activities For Seniors
    February 13, 2025
    From dancing and gardening to cooking and card playing, there’s no shortage of activities for Lower Cape seniors this month. Some activities...

    Devon Evans of the Brewster Ladies' Library, Kimberley Mead-Walters and Kathleen Shine-O'Brien, Sharing  Kindness' director of clinical and community services, with a Child's Grief Book pack. COURTESY PHOTO Grief 101: A Community Conversation About Loss
    February 7, 2025
    What do you say to someone whose loved one has just died? If you wrestle with the right thing to say, or decide it is better to say nothing, you...

    Barnstable County Department of Health and Environment issued an advisory in mid December of a whooping cough outbreak.  COURTESY GRAPHIC County Health Officials Warn Of Pertussis Outbreak
    December 31, 2024
    Cases of pertussis, commonly known as whooping cough, have been on the rise in Barnstable County, according to an advisory from the Barnstable...

    Dr. Zona Batacchi, lead doctor for the Endocrinology Program. COURTESY PHOTO Type One Diabetes Program Up And Running At OCHS
    December 4, 2024
    HARWICH – A new program focused on endocrinology care has officially launched at Outer Cape Health Services. The demand for diabetes care has grown...

    Erin Tucker, left, owner of J. Bar, and Alana Loijko at the eatery’s new location in Chatham.  MELISSA DE LA VEGA PHOTOS Business Page: J. Bar Brings Its Smooth Products To Chatham
    November 21, 2024
     J. Bar, a Harwich Port destination for smoothies, cold-pressed juices, salads, power bowls and more, has opened a second location in Chatham. With...

    Paul Niles with his wife, Annie, and his daughter, Maddy on Mount Washington.  COURTESY PHOTO Senior Page: Even In Retirement, Paul Niles Is Devoted To Uplifting...
    November 17, 2024
     From adolescence to adulthood, we carry with us the wisdom and skills imparted to us by educators. For Paul Niles, the president of the Lighthouse...

    Five air quality sensors like this one, manufactured by PurpleAir, are being deployed in Chatham. Data from the sensors, which measure particulate matter in the air, will be available through the federal Environmental Protection Agency. COURTESY PHOTO Health: Sensors Will Allow Residents To Track Local Air Quality
    November 7, 2024
    CHATHAM – Given its location reaching more than 30 miles out into the Atlantic, it would seem that air quality in Chatham would be excellent, even...

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