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Nature Connection: Get The Kids Outside

This past week I’ve had the honor and privilege to be writing and sketching in John Hay’s writing studio tucked into the woods at the top of Dry...

State Representative Hadley Luddy talks to supporters at Pizza Shark in Chatham Sunday, where she announced plans to seek a second term. TIM WOOD PHOTO

Luddy Announces State Rep Re-election Campaign

CHATHAM – In her first term as Fourth Barnstable District state representative, Hadley Luddy filed 43 bills, many of them home rule legislation...

Crowds along the Chatham July 4 parade route can be thick, and it can be difficult for those with mobility issues to get downtown on the holiday morning. A viewing area for seniors and others with mobility difficulties is being set aside this year at the public works department on Crowell Road. FILE PHOTO

Parade Viewing Area Set Aside For Seniors

CHATHAM – For many seniors, especially those with mobility issues, getting downtown to watch the Independence Day parade can be a challenge. A lot...

Derek, a resident in Latham’s adult program, interacts with a friend.

New Film Highlights Brewster’s Latham Center To Premiere At Chatham...

What would you do if your child was diagnosed with a life-threatening disease for which there is no known cure? If the diagnosis is Prader-Willi...

This Lonely Bouquet was located outside the fire headquarters on Sisson Road. COURTESY PHOTO

Lonely Bouquets Bring A Smile

HARWICH – The Garden Club of Harwich was putting smiles on peoples’ faces this past week with Lonely Bouquets, a global random-act-of-kindness...

The Center for Active Living will become a construction site in the next few weeks. The center will close June 12. Staff will relocate to the community center and programs will resume on June 22. TIM WOOD PHOTO

The Big Move: CFAL Closes To Relocate To Com Center

CHATHAM – At the Center for Active Living on Stepping Stones Road, boxes are piled up in offices, stickers denoting different destinations decorate...

Board Violated Open Meeting Law, Attorney General’s Office Rules

HARWICH – The Division of Open Government in the state Attorney General’s Office has once again found that the select board violated the state...

The main house at Bishop’s Terrace built in 1778 by Job Chase, Sr. will be restored. The property is scheduled to be sold on June 12. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTO

Bishop’s Terrace To Be Sold; Original House Will Be Restored

WEST HARWICH – The long-neglected former Bishop’s Terrace property at 108 Route 28 is scheduled to be sold on June 12. The new owners plan to...

Developer Pennrose is proposing to direct pedestrian traffic from its Meetinghouse Road affordable housing development onto the Old Colony Rail Trail and across the road at this crosswalk. Critics say the developer should build a sidewalk along the roadway instead. TIM WOOD PHOTO

Pedestrian Access, Sidewalks A Concern With Meetinghouse Rd. Project

CHATHAM – The question of how residents, especially youngsters, will get to and from the proposed affordable housing development on Meetinghouse...

Offices But No Visitor Center: Chamber Continues To Search For...

BREWSTER – After three decades working in a spacious office in Brewster Town Hall, the Brewster Chamber of Commerce has, as of June 1, set up shop...

With a toss of the caps, members of Monomoy’s Class of 2026 become alumni Saturday evening. ALAN POLLOCK PHOTOS

Monomoy Grads Go Forth With Love, Character

HARWICH – Before tossing their caps Saturday evening, the 139 graduates of the Monomoy High School Class of 2026 were reminded to be proud of their...

A feisty fiddler crab patrols the salt marsh. GERRY BEETHAM PHOTOS

Claws, Burrows And Salt Marsh Drama: A Fun Look At Fiddler Crabs

Feisty scuttlers everywhere! Those fiddler crabs seem to be pretty busy, and you get the idea that they aren't thrilled when you interrupt them....

Author David J. Farrell Jr. COURTESY PHOTO

‘Dead In The Water’ - Chatham Attorney’s Book Details Famous...

There are many weird true crime stories in this world, but the story of Nathan Carman, a suspect in two different family murders with a...

MARY RICHMOND ILLUSTRATION

Nature Connection: A Perfect Day

Perfect is a tricky word, one we should be careful not to use too enthusiastically, perhaps, but sometimes it’s the only word that will...

Eager students stood by Tuesday morning as a new playground was dedicated at Brewster’s Stony Brook Elementary School. Students Casen McGrath and Joey Brady help cut the ribbon with a little help from David Rost from the Nauset Youth Alliance, school committee Chair Katie Jacobus and Principal Carolan Kasper. Contributions by the Nauset Youth Alliance, Brewster Whitecaps, the town’s community preservation committee and Brewster voters made the new playground possible. CAMPBELL MULLIGAN PHOTOS

Brewster Dedicates New Playground At Stony Brook School

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