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CHATHAM – Every morning, Amy Crowell visits the new raised garden beds behind the housing authority’s congregate units where she lives to tend the...

CHATHAM – Hop on a trolley Saturday, June 20 for a free tour of five historic sites and museums as part of History Month, sponsored by Historic...

 HARWICH – The charter commission has met approximately 50 times in the past year to debate ways to improve the document that defines how town government functions. On...

 HARWICH – Major water main installation projects and a state Department of Transportation upgrade of Route 28 from the Herring River Bridge to the...

 HARWICH - In a nearly four-hour session June 11, the zoning board approved a number of waivers and conditions for the 60 units of affordable housing on 5.4 acres at 456...

ORLEANS – A historic building that once housed the Cuffy’s retail shop on South Orleans Road has been saved from demolition, at least for now. The...

ORLEANS – Long before the Pilgrims settled in Orleans in 1693, the land was home to the Nauset Tribe of the Wampanoag nation. Now, a new marker in...

ORLEANS – In June 1969, David Bermudez was one of many inside the Stonewall Inn when police raided the famed New York City bar. It was dark inside...

BREWSTER – Residents who need a hand putting food on the table now have another option. About three weeks ago the Brewster Ladies’ Library...

BREWSTER – Elvina Ramazanova submitted her application for a common victualer’s license for what used to be the Snowy Owl in late April. “It’s a...

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...

Mornings have gotten a little quieter as the bird chorus begins to wrap up. If you’re up before dawn, you may still hear a few robins, cardinals...

On the first morning of a trip to Ethiopia last winter, Christina Lee woke up in the guest house where she was staying and walked into the...

The Rail and the Barley Neck dominate the dining scene in East Orleans. Now with the acquisition of the Polka Dot Panini food truck and its...

Born in Bayside, Long Island, N.Y. Nancy Doble Berbrick was the daughter of Ralph Nelson Doble and Blanche Becker Doble. After seven years her...

Nicholas Dadoly, 91, of Harwich, MA, died June 3, 2026. Born in Dracut, MA, on May 15, 1935, he was the son of the late Konstantine and Efthymia...

Alice Holland Webster of South Chatham, Mass., and formerly of Cleveland Heights, Ohio, died March 3 at home, surrounded by family and under...

HARWICH – For nearly 90 minutes, Mid-Cape United hung with AC Independence during the former’s home opener at Monomoy Regional High School on June...

Growing up on the Cape, Caroline Keeffe-Jones was always the skipper — the driver — when she sailed. An Orleans native, Keeffe-Jones had only ever...

NORTH EASTHAM – Cape Cod Soccer League’s Breakers FC opened their 2026 slate on the road Sunday evening. Except they were actually playing at their...

The spring sports season for Lower Cape high school teams concluded last week. A recap of the postseason:  The Monomoy girls outdoor track and...

BREWSTER – Adam Magpoc (San Diego State) had already established himself as a permanent fixture in the record books of the Brewster Whitecaps when...

NORTH EASTHAM – Breakers FC goalkeeper Raldo Mowatt made a number of saves to keep Stable United FC at bay as the two sides played to a scoreless...

A trio of new players for Brewster walked into Stony Brook Field as the Whitecaps took on the Falmouth Commodores last Sunday.They wore street...

After a long, cruel winter, the Cape Cod Baseball League is finally back. The 2026 season starts Saturday, June 13.All Lower Cape teams begin their...

Last November, Los Angeles Dodgers catcher Will Smith stared down Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Shane Bieber in the 11th inning of Game 7 of the World...

In the countdown to our nation’s 250th Independence Day, Washington, D.C. is awash with flag-waving patriotism, albeit with the gilded Vegas-style...

Gratitude For Community KindnessEditor:Our family would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to the town, our community friends, and our family for...

 For half a century, Bishop’s Terrace was an elegant dining establishment in the heart of West Harwich. Before that, it was one of the oldest homes...

Mornings have gotten a little quieter as the bird chorus begins to wrap up. If you’re up before dawn, you may still hear a few robins, cardinals...

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ORLEANS – A historic building that once housed the Cuffy’s retail shop on South Orleans Road has been saved from demolition, at least for now. The...

Sears Park in Chatham, circa 1980. 

The 473-foot Maltese freighter Eldia stranded on Nauset Beach in Orleans in 1984, creating a “pop-up” tourist attraction. KELSEY PHOTO