CHATHAM – The $11.5 million replacement of siding and windows at Monomoy Regional Middle School was always expected to be on a tight schedule. And...

CHATHAM – Zoning board of appeals members are leaning toward approving the 42-unit Pennrose Meetinghouse Road affordable housing project, but will...

CHATHAM – Members of the Monomoy Joint Regional Agreement Formula Working Group from Chatham and Harwich conducted their first session on Aug. 20,...

CHATHAM – The $11.5 million replacement of siding and windows at Monomoy Regional Middle School was always expected to be on a tight schedule. And...

HARWICH – Longtime community servant Allin P. Thompson, 84, passed away on Monday, Aug. 24. Mr. Thompson served the town in various capacities for...

HARWICH – The sixth annual “United We Dance” event planned for Brooks Park last Friday had to do a little side step thanks to the rain. The event...

The end of summer has many signposts, from earlier sunsets to back-to-school time, to changes in the weather. But Orleans has its own end-of-summer...

ORLEANS – The town is losing its director of recreation, culture and community events amid talk of regionalizing recreation offerings with...

ORLEANS – The zoning board of appeals last week voted to take additional measures to assist in its review of the 78-unit mixed housing development...

BREWSTER – Ground was broken earlier this summer, the foundations are in, but the official groundbreaking for Spring Rock Village in Brewster took...

BREWSTER – After three public hearings, the town has unveiled a final draft of regulations for the short-term rentals. Brewster voters approved the...

BREWSTER – Future Habitat for Humanity Cape Cod homeowner Sarah Goyette said on Aug. 18 that she is inspired by every visit to her Brewster...

“Tony,” a fictionalized encapsulation of Anthony Bourdain’s summer stint in a Provincetown restaurant, a time he credited with activating the love...

At Arlington National Cemetery, a team of service members hold an American flag, folding the fabric 13 times, corner to corner, forming a tightly...

“We really believe in local,” said Brian Pothier, one of the founders of LuxRECapeCod, Inc.  based in Orleans. “We have 100 percent control over...

Leonard Victor Short, Jr., was given first and middle names seemingly designed as counterweights to the diminutive meaning of his last. It appeared...

With summer coming to a close, students across the Cape are doing their best to enjoy their days away from the structure of the school day. Some...

HARWICH – Cape Cod Community Rowing brought friendly competition, community spirit and plenty of fun to Long Pond on Saturday, Aug. 15 during its...

HARWICH – The most valuable player of Harwich’s postseason run to the 2026 Cape Cod Baseball League championship was none other than third baseman...

HARWICH – There’s no denying that much oxygen and ink is expended discussing the state of the modern Cape Cod Baseball League player tenure. For a...

HARWICH – Emptying out the notebook on the Mariners’ second Cape League championship in three years…Harwich went 6-1 through the postseason, but...

HARWICH – Because of the relationships and contacts inherent to building out a summer ball team, the various clubs that together make the Cape...

No Ifs, Ands, Or ButsEditor:Pennrose and Chatham concluded the land disposition agreement (LDA) for the Meetinghouse Road affordable housing...

The Chatham Select Board will vote Sept. 1 on implementing a residential tax exemption (RTE). The proposal has been controversial, to say the...

These days, the news is full of stories about affordability — food, gas, housing, everything is more expensive — and the average working person,...

ORLEANS – The town is losing its director of recreation, culture and community events amid talk of regionalizing recreation offerings with...

CHATHAM – The $11.5 million replacement of siding and windows at Monomoy Regional Middle School was always expected to be on a tight schedule. And...

ORLEANS – The zoning board of appeals last week voted to take additional measures to assist in its review of the 78-unit mixed housing development...

Pete Small (left) and Lee Marden were Ma and Pa Kettle in the 1962 Chatham Fourth of July parade, driving a 1931 Model A Ford. The float was called...

Stage Harbor Yacht Club regatta, July 2008. FILE PHOTO