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    A feasibility study on the Sea Camps pond property regarding the proposed affordable housing project is moving forward after lengthy discussion and a 4-1 vote by the select board. MACKENZIE BLUE PHOTO Sea Camps Affordable Housing Feasibility Study Moves Forward In...
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    BREWSTER – Four select board members voted Monday to move ahead with a feasibility study of the Sea Camps pond property, marking the first step in...

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    SANDWICH – Fresh off a league championship, the Nauset wrestling team is looking to do it all over again with even more experience.Only two years...

    Select Board Provides Strong Support For Local Comprehensive Plan
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     HARWICH – It took three years, but the update of the town’s local comprehensive plan was finally presented to the select board on Monday night and was met with praise by...
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     HARWICH – It is time to change the town’s planning philosophy, according to Planning Board Chair Duncan Berry.  Berry was before the select board...

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    Several weeks ago, volunteers with the Family Pantry planted garlic in the Pantry's large garden, to be part of this year's harvest of fresh produce. ALAN POLLOCK PHOTO Chronicle Readers Raise $115K-Plus For Family Pantry
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    HARWICH – As they have done each holiday season since 2004, readers of The Cape Cod Chronicle have come together to support the Family Pantry of...

    An aerial view of the cottage in its new location. HB3 DRONE PHOTOGRAPHY The Gillises Of South Chatham Preserve A Family Legacy
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    The Coastal Companies has broken ground on property at 177 Route 6A, where plans call for the construction of a two-story mixed-use building that will house office space on the ground floor and four apartments above. RYAN BRAY PHOTO Four New Units Planned For Route 6A
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    The Chatham Transfer Station. FILE PHOTO Waste Haulers Protest Policy Banning Out-of-town Rubbish; Select...
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    The select board plans to respond to an Open Meeting Law complaint filed against it last month. The complaint alleges the board violated the law during its public discussion of free cash on Nov. 19. FILE PHOTO Select Board Responds To Open Meeting Law Complaint
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