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    Officer Matthew Smith of the Orleans Police Department raises a new American Flag at the renovated Veterans Memorial Park on Tuesday. RYAN BRAY PHOTOS Orleans Unveils New Veterans Memorial Park On Veterans Day
    November 12, 2025
    ORLEANS – It’s common to take time to stop and thank those who have served their country on Veterans Day. But on Tuesday, the town officially...

    Members of the Community of Jesus perform during a past Veterans Day ceremony in Orleans. FILE PHOTO Former Community Of Jesus Members Recall Experiences In Performance...
    November 10, 2025
    ORLEANS – On tour with the Community of Jesus’ Spirit of America Marching Band several years ago, Ruth Penna remembers looking for a band member...

    he Orleans Conservation Trust in October received a $260,000 state conservation grant, which it plans to put toward the purchase and protection of shorefront property along Cedar Pond. RYAN BRAY PHOTO Trust Eyes Cedar Pond Land Purchase
    November 6, 2025
    RLEANS – A recently awarded state grant has given a significant boost to the Orleans Conservation Trust’s efforts to purchase and protect land...

    Tom Blute and his crew work to set up a refurbished World War I memorial inside Veterans Memorial Park Oct. 28. RYAN BRAY PHOTOS Renovated Veterans Memorial Park Ready For Its Public Debut
    November 5, 2025
    ORLEANS – Standing in the flatbed of his truck, Tom Blute gave the crane operator the signal, and up it went. The refurbished World War I memorial...

    A GoFundMe launched by Mac Hay of Mac’s Seafood last week in support of victims of Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica is already nearing its $100,000 fundraising goal. Pictured here is Richard Bennet working in the kitchen. COURTESY PHOTO GoFundMe Launched To Help Jamaican Hurricane Victims
    November 5, 2025
    A GoFundMe campaign is swiftly raising funds in support of the victims impacted by the devastation brought on in Jamaica by Hurricane Melissa last...

    An article seeking the adoption of a community impact fee for professionally-managed short-term rentals in town will go before voters at the Nov. 17 special town meeting. FILE PHOTO Article Seeks Fee On Professionally-Managed Rentals
    October 30, 2025
    ORLEANS – Creating housing requires a variety of tools and approaches. In Orleans, that could soon include the assessment of a community impact fee...

    Orleans resident Alan McClennen, center, cuts the ribbon during a ceremony Oct. 23 to recognize the completion of the new 14-unit affordable housing development at 107 Main St. RYAN BRAY PHOTOS Can 107 Main Be A Model For Future Housing?
    October 29, 2025
    ORLEANS – With the snip of the scissors last week, the blue ribbon fell, symbolizing the culmination of a critical housing initiative more than six...

    The town of Orleans is working with the owner of land at 56 Eldredge Park Way toward a possible sale to site a new fire station. But the dentist office on the property would remain open for business at the site through June 2027 if a sale is finalized. FILE PHOTO Dental Office To Remain Open
    October 23, 2025
    ORLEANS – The owner of land on Eldredge Park Way who is in talks with the town about selling his property for use in siting a new fire station...

    First grader Jones Forstmann is all smiles during last week’s Fun Run at Orleans Elementary School. Annual Fun Run Raises Money For OES
    October 23, 2025
    ORLEANS – With parents and family members looking on with signs and pompoms, students at Orleans Elementary School headed outdoors last Friday for...

    You never know who you’ll run into in the assessor’s office in Orleans Town Hall, especially during Halloween. RYAN BRAY PHOTOS Town Hall-O-Ween
    October 23, 2025
    ORLEANS – You might be wondering what happens behind the scenes of local town government. Come check out Orleans Town Hall…if you dare. The town...

    Orleans voters will have their say on 12 articles at the special town meeting on Nov. 17. FILE PHOTO 12 Articles To Go Before Orleans Voters
    October 22, 2025
    ORLEANS – Funding requests to purchase land for a new fire station and redevelop the recreational area at Eldredge Park are among the matters...

    Voters will be asked to support using $1.35 million in stabilization funds to purchase land at 56 Eldredge Park Way for use as the site of a new fire station at the Nov. 17 special town meeting FILE PHOTO Town Finds Parcel For New Fire Station
    October 22, 2025
    ORLEANS – After years of searching for and discussing a site for a new fire station in town, officials may have found the land needed to build a...

    Orleans Citizens Forum To Discuss Comprehensive Plan
    October 16, 2025
    The Orleans Citizens Forum will host a discussion on the town's updated comprehensive plan on Oct. 23 at 5:30 p.m. at Lower Cape TV, 5 Namskaket...

    Students in Kimberly Bruemmer’s fourth grade class at Orleans Elementary School spent time last Thursday planting garlic in the school’s garden. RYAN BRAY PHOTOS Master Gardeners, OES Students Harvest Food For Cafeteria
    October 16, 2025
    ORLEANS – On a crisp, sunny October afternoon, students in Kimberly Bruemmer’s fourth grade class got their hands dirty in the garden outside of...

    Select Board Voices Support For Real Estate Transfer Tax
    October 16, 2025
    ORLEANS – Select board members last week spoke in favor of a proposed home rule petition being explored at the county level seeking to adopt a...

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