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    The planning board has approved the conversion of the office building in West Harwich to multi-family apartments. FILE PHOTO West Harwich Apartments Approved In Converted Office Building
    September 17, 2025
      HARWICH – The planning board last week approved the conversion of the office building located at 72 Route 28 in West Harwich into 10 residential...

    A Pilatus PC-12 charter aircraft at Chatham Municipal Airport. The airport commission voted to institute a new $175 landing fee for planes like this one. FILE PHOTO Airport Com Seeks Landing Fees For Commercial Flights At Town Airfield
    September 17, 2025
    CHATHAM – On a split vote, the airport commission last week opted to pursue implementing a $175 landing fee for all commercial planes or those over...

    Vehicles parked along one side of Main Street during the July 4 parade are considered a safety hazard by officials. They’re considering prohibiting all parking along the route. FILE PHOTO Tweaks Suggested For Next Year’s July 4 Parade
    September 17, 2025
    CHATHAM – With next year marking the nation’s 250th anniversary, the organizers of the town’s Independence Day parade are considering some changes...

    As the number of visitors to the Chatham Municipal Fish Pier increases, parking and traffic problems mount. TIM WOOD PHOTO Traffic Problems Mount As Fish Pier Visitors Increase
    September 17, 2025
    CHATHAM – Anyone who braved Shore Road this summer could not help but notice the traffic congestion around the municipal fish pier. If it seemed...

    A portion of Jeremiah’s Gutter, the Cape’s original canal, as observed from the Cape Cod Rail Trail in Orleans. RYAN BRAY PHOTOS Jeremiah’s Gutter Holds Understated But Important Legacy In Orleans
    September 17, 2025
    If you’ve ever driven on or off the Cape, you’ve seen it. The Cape Cod Canal, close to 7.5 miles in length, is as iconic as the massive bridges...

    The fall special town meeting will include a citizens’ petition designating Brewster a pollinator-friendly community. FILE PHOTO Select Board Opens Warrant For Special Town Meeting, Includes Sea...
    September 17, 2025
    BREWSTER – After voters failed to approve the Sea Camps comprehensive plan funding last fall, the select board is moving forward with a new funding...

    Seeing lots of horseshoe crab shells on the beach can be alarming, but they are shed shells, not dead crabs. MARY RICHMOND PHOTO Nature Connection: A Quiet Morning At The Beach
    September 13, 2025
     The crowds have dissipated somewhat, and the beaches are more or less deserted now that the kids are all back at school. When I arrive shortly...

    Retired Fire Inspector Bruce Young, left, and retired Fire Chief Norman Clark had a hand in the Harwich Fire Association’s preservation and restoration of the historic fire house, which held its first event last week Harwich Fund Celebrates Fifth Anniversary
    September 11, 2025
          HARWICH – The Harwich Fund held a fifth anniversary donor reception last Thursday in the newly renovated historic fire house on Bank...

    Senior Page: Center For Active Living Prepares For Move To...
    September 11, 2025
    CHATHAM – The Center for Active Living and other town departments are working hard to make sure that there’s as little disruption as possible in...

    Eleanor MacKay has been appointed the new building commissioner in Harwich.  LINKEDIN PHOTO Harwich Finally Hires Full-time Building Commissioner
    September 10, 2025
    HARWICH – The select board on Monday confirmed the appointment of Eleanor MacKay as the town’s building commissioner. The town has been functioning...

    Chatham Begins Enforcing Short-term Rental Registration
    September 10, 2025
    CHATHAM – The town’s effort to identify and regulate short-term rental properties is on track, and officials have begun issuing fines against...

    Eldredge Takes Yarmouth Community Development Job
    September 10, 2025
     HARWICH – Assistant Town Administrator Meggan Eldredge has taken the community development director’s position in the town of Yarmouth, filing her...

    From left, John Long, Sal Coco, Denise Darrigrand, Terry Hayden and Larry Glickman at the Brewster Dog Park, where they meet every day at 2 p.m. MACKENZIE BLUE PHOTO Tails And Tales: Regulars Share Human Side Of Dog Park In Podcast
    September 10, 2025
    BREWSTER – The Brewster Dog Park officially opened in May 2022, and since then has become a popular spot for dog owners of the Lower Cape. Now it’s...

    Corey Sprague, a pickleball coach out of Brewster, hits a forehand in a men’s advanced match during the Harwich Funfest at Brooks Park on Saturday. EREZ BEN-AKIVA PHOTOS Pickleballers Play Competitive Fun In Daylong Harwich Tournament
    September 10, 2025
    HARWICH – More than 100 players competed in 260 pickleball matches Saturday during the 12th edition of what is the largest and longest-running...

    Land between Stepping Stones Road and the bike trail is slated for affordable and attainable housing. FILE PHOTO Stepping Stones Housing Gets Go-ahead; Goal Is Affordable And...
    September 10, 2025
    CHATHAM – While expressing concerns about density, the select board has agreed to ask developers for proposals to build affordable and attainable...

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