• Home
  • Categories
    • News
    • News
    • Brewster
    • Chatham
    • Harwich
    • Orleans
    • School News
    • Sports
    • Sports
    • Athlete of the Week
    • Cape Cod Baseball League
    • High School Sports
    • Other Local Sports
    • Features
    • Featured
    • Focus On...
    • Obituaries
    • Opinion
    • Photo Galleries
    • Remember When
    • More
    • Archives
    • Contribute
    • Helping Neighbors
    • Legal Advertisements
    • Seasonal Guide Cover Contest
    • Trial Subscription
    • Advertising
    • Keep In Touch With Lower Cape Happenings
    • Subscribe
    • Search
  • About Us
  • e-edition
    • REGULAR EDITION

    • HARWICH EDITION

    • SUPPLEMENTS

  • LOGIN
    LOGIN
  • Login with Facebook
  • Login with Facebook

Subscribe

Loading...
Cape Cod Chronicle, Your Independent Source For Local News Since 1965
CHATHAM WEATHER
  • News
    • News
    • Brewster
    • Chatham
    • Harwich
    • Orleans
    • School News
  • Sports
    • Sports
    • Athlete of the Week
    • Cape Cod Baseball League
    • High School Sports
    • Other Local Sports
  • Features
  • Featured
  • Focus On...
  • Obituaries
  • Opinion
  • Photo Galleries
  • Remember When
  • More
    • Archives
    • Contribute
    • Helping Neighbors
    • Legal Advertisements
    • Seasonal Guide Cover Contest
    • Trial Subscription
  • Advertising
  • Keep In Touch With Lower Cape Happenings
  • Subscribe
  • Search
    Cape Associates 3 june
    It could take $1.5 million in repairs for Chillingsworth Restaurant and Bistro to meet building codes to reopen next year. ALAN POLLOCK PHOTO

    Needed Repairs Put Restaurant’s Future In Question

    BREWSTER – Opened in 1956, Chillingsworth Restaurant and Bistro has been a Brewster institution...

    Needed Repairs Put Restaurant’s Future In Question
    BREWSTER – Opened in 1956, Chillingsworth Restaurant and Bistro has been a Brewster institution...
    Members of the Bristol County Fife and Drum Corps march by the Revolutionary War Memorial dedicated in Evergreen Cemetery on Saturday.

    Harwich Dedicates Revolutionary War Memorial

     HARWICH – A crowd gathered at the Walk of Remembrance in Evergreen Cemetery on Saturday for the...

    Harwich Dedicates Revolutionary War Memorial
     HARWICH – A crowd gathered at the Walk of Remembrance in Evergreen Cemetery on Saturday for the...
    Paul Wittenstein (right) and Harwich Natural Resources Director Stephanie Ridenour discuss the proposed Jack Knife Sea Farm proposal for Pleasant Bay with the conservation commission on Oct. 21. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTO

    Shellfish Farm Proposed In Pleasant Bay

    HARWICH – The town has received its first request to locate an aquaculture farm in local...

    Shellfish Farm Proposed In Pleasant Bay
    HARWICH – The town has received its first request to locate an aquaculture farm in local...
    These vessels in the water treatment facility off Training Field Road remove PFAS, the so-called “forever chemicals,” from two public drinking water wells. Similar vessels will be used to treat PFAS at two other town wells if voters agree to appropriate $2.5 million at the annual town meeting in May. FILE PHOTO

    Chatham Targets $2.5 Million To Treat PFAS In T...

    CHATHAM – Voters will be asked to appropriate $2.5 million at the May annual town meeting to...

    Chatham Targets $2.5 Million To Treat PFAS In T...
    CHATHAM – Voters will be asked to appropriate $2.5 million at the May annual town meeting to...
    Chatham will consider a short-term rental bylaw in May. FILE PHOTO

    Chatham To Consider Short-term Rental Bylaw At ...

    CHATHAM – A bylaw aimed at getting a better handle on short-term rentals will go before voters at...

    Chatham To Consider Short-term Rental Bylaw At ...
    CHATHAM – A bylaw aimed at getting a better handle on short-term rentals will go before voters at...
    Conceptual plan of proposed 18-unit apartment building at 1124 and 1142 Main St., as seen from the Old Main Street side. SUBMITTED TO THE HBDC

    Apartment Plan Gets Thumbs Down HBDC Members, R...

    CHATHAM – A proposal for an 18-unit apartment building in West Chatham drew universal opposition...

    Apartment Plan Gets Thumbs Down HBDC Members, R...
    CHATHAM – A proposal for an 18-unit apartment building in West Chatham drew universal opposition...
    An exhibit celebrating the photography of the late Barry Donahue will be on display in the Marion Craine Gallery inside the Snow Library through November. An opening reception will be held at the library from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Nov. 7. COURTESY PHOTO

    For Barry Donahue, Life On The Cape Was Worth C...

    ORLEANS – For Meghan Taylor, growing up with Barry Donahue was an ongoing education on the...

    For Barry Donahue, Life On The Cape Was Worth C...
    ORLEANS – For Meghan Taylor, growing up with Barry Donahue was an ongoing education on the...
    Conservation Commission Chair John Ketchum pushed for better calculations on nitrogen removal for the Snow Inn project. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTO

    Snow Inn Demolition Project Gets Another Contin...

    HARWICH – Last minute challenges and the need for clear calculations on nitrogen reductions in...

    Snow Inn Demolition Project Gets Another Contin...
    HARWICH – Last minute challenges and the need for clear calculations on nitrogen reductions in...
    Previous Next
     
    Supplements

    View Supplements Archive

    Chatham
    These vessels in the water treatment facility off Training Field Road remove PFAS, the so-called “forever chemicals,” from two public drinking water wells. Similar vessels will be used to treat PFAS at two other town wells if voters agree to appropriate $2.5 million at the annual town meeting in May. FILE PHOTO Chatham Targets $2.5 Million To Treat PFAS In Two Town Wells
    October 28, 2026
    CHATHAM – Voters will be asked to appropriate $2.5 million at the May annual town meeting to treat so-called “forever chemicals” in two South...
    Chatham will consider a short-term rental bylaw in May. FILE PHOTO Chatham To Consider Short-term Rental Bylaw At Town Meeting
    October 28, 2026
    CHATHAM – A bylaw aimed at getting a better handle on short-term rentals will go before voters at the May annual town meeting. The select board on...
    Conceptual plan of proposed 18-unit apartment building at 1124 and 1142 Main St., as seen from the Old Main Street side. SUBMITTED TO THE HBDC Apartment Plan Gets Thumbs Down HBDC Members, Residents Excoriate Plan
    October 28, 2026
    CHATHAM – A proposal for an 18-unit apartment building in West Chatham drew universal opposition at a historic business district commission...
    Harwich
    Members of the Bristol County Fife and Drum Corps march by the Revolutionary War Memorial dedicated in Evergreen Cemetery on Saturday. Harwich Dedicates Revolutionary War Memorial
    October 28, 2026
     HARWICH – A crowd gathered at the Walk of Remembrance in Evergreen Cemetery on Saturday for the dedication of the town’s Revolutionary War...
    Paul Wittenstein (right) and Harwich Natural Resources Director Stephanie Ridenour discuss the proposed Jack Knife Sea Farm proposal for Pleasant Bay with the conservation commission on Oct. 21. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTO Shellfish Farm Proposed In Pleasant Bay
    October 28, 2026
    HARWICH – The town has received its first request to locate an aquaculture farm in local waters. Paul Wittenstein made a presentation to the...
    Elizabeth Harder addresses the town’s draft charter proposal during the charter commission’s public hearing on Oct. 22. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTO Select Board Still Has Issues With Draft Charter
    October 28, 2026
    HARWICH – The charter commission conducted a sparsely attended public hearing on Oct. 22, receiving very little public input into the draft charter...
    Falmouth Academy
    Cape Cod 5
    e-edition

    Orleans
    An exhibit celebrating the photography of the late Barry Donahue will be on display in the Marion Craine Gallery inside the Snow Library through November. An opening reception will be held at the library from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Nov. 7. COURTESY PHOTO For Barry Donahue, Life On The Cape Was Worth Capturing
    October 28, 2026
    ORLEANS – For Meghan Taylor, growing up with Barry Donahue was an ongoing education on the wonders of Cape Cod. She and her brother, Brendan, would...
    Orleans resident Neal Ahern will seek a seat on the Barnstable County Assembly of Delegates at the Nov. 3 state election. FILE PHOTO Ahern Seeks Uncontested Assembly Seat
    October 28, 2026
    ORLEANS – Voters will weigh in on a seat on the Barnstable County Assembly of Delegates at next week’s state election. Neal Ahern is running...
    “Looksmaxxing” livestreamer Clavicular, whose real name is Braden Peters, pleaded not guilty to charges including rape during an arraignment at Orleans District Court on Thursday. MERRILY CASSIDY/CAPE COD TIMES POOL PHOTO ‘Clavicular’ Pleads Not Guilty To Chatham Rape Charge, Files Motion...
    October 22, 2026
    ORLEANS – Braden Peters, also known as “Looksmaxxing” livestreamer Clavicular, pleaded not guilty to charges including rape during an arraignment...
    Brewster
    It could take $1.5 million in repairs for Chillingsworth Restaurant and Bistro to meet building codes to reopen next year. ALAN POLLOCK PHOTO Needed Repairs Put Restaurant’s Future In Question
    October 28, 2026
    BREWSTER – Opened in 1956, Chillingsworth Restaurant and Bistro has been a Brewster institution for 70 years. The building itself is much older,...
    Image by Nattanan Kanchanaprat, Pixabay State Awards Housing Grants To Lower Cape Towns
    October 28, 2026
    Three Lower Cape towns have been awarded more than $250,000 through the state’s Seasonal Community Grant Program to assist in the development of...
    Rev. Jonathan Elsensohn of the First Congregation Church of Wellfleet will be the keynote speaker at an event Sunday celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Nauset Interfaith Association, of which Elsensohn is president. COURTESY PHOTO 25 Years Later, Nauset Interfaith Association Presses On
    October 21, 2026
    BREWSTER – The Sept. 11 attacks gave many across the country and the rest of the world pause for thought about the fragility of their own...
    Features
    Beth Humphrey and Jeb Field of Designs by S&R in Orleans. MELISSA DE LA VEGA PHOTO Minding Your Business- Designs by S&R
    October 28, 2026
    At Designs by S & R in Orleans, jewelry is more than something beautiful to wear. It’s a chance to create something meaningful, preserve a...
    MARY RICHMOND ILLUSTRATION Nature Connection: A Fern, A Tree, Some Mushrooms And Some Magic
    October 24, 2026
    This past week I’ve been wandering and wondering and writing in Brewster in my old stomping grounds at the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History. I’ll...
    White-tailed deer, a doe and her fawn in the early morning light. MARY RICHMOND ILLUSTRATION Nature Follows Us Everywhere We Go
    October 24, 2026
    Fall is a wonderful time for a road trip, and as September ended this year, we headed west for a 10-day trip, our car loaded up and our GPS ready....
    Obituaries
    John Edward Gulow
    October 21, 2026
    John Edward Gulow of Chatham, MA, formerly of Parsippany, NJ, passed away peacefully at home in the night June 20th, 2026.  He was the beloved...
    Marcia May (Haley) Templeton
    October 21, 2026
    June 5, 1942 - September 17, 2026Born on June 5, 1942, in Boston, Massachusetts, Marcia was the daughter of Norman Dwight Haley and Edith May...
    Warren Francis Rogers
    October 21, 2026
    May 20, 1934 – October 13, 2026PEABODY – Mr. Warren Francis Rogers, 92, of Peabody and Chatham, beloved husband of Winifred (Lewis) Rogers, died...
    Cape Cod Chronicle Supplement Guide Cover Contest
    Chronicle Sign up
    High School Sports
    Nauset junior Oliver Smith plays a shot from the fairway during the 2026 Cape and Islands High School Golf Championship at Willowbend Country Club on Friday. Smith finished as the individual leader, and the Warriors won the tournament. EREZ BEN-AKIVA PHOTOS Nauset Wins 2026 Cape and Islands High School Golf Championship
    October 28, 2026
    MASHPEE – In between clinching yet another trip to a state final and making the journey out for the tournament, the Nauset boys golf team earned...
    Monomoy senior Tate Laramee leaps to shoot a ball against Westport during a 1-1 draw Monday. EREZ BEN-AKIVA PHOTOS Hardy Defense, Midfield Extend Monomoy Boys Soccer’s Unbeaten Streak
    October 28, 2026
    HARWICH – A lot has happened since the Monomoy boys soccer team last lost a match. They had conceded 17 goals in four contests and were winless....
    Nauset senior Fin Parker takes a quarterback keeper during a 12-2 win against Falmouth last Friday. EREZ BEN-AKIVA PHOTOS Nauset Deploys Two-QB Scheme, Surges Back Into Season
    October 28, 2026
    NORTH EASTHAM – John Madden, the Hall of Fame football coach and commentator, is credited with expressing a proverb of the game that rules teams...
    Athlete of the Week
    Nauset junior Oliver Smith chips onto the green Friday during the Cape and Islands High School Golf Championship, which he won individually and the Warriors won as a team. EREZ BEN-AKIVA PHOTO Athlete Of The Week: Oliver Smith
    October 28, 2026
    MASHPEE – Twice last week Nauset junior Oliver Smith entered a competition against some of the state’s top golfers. Twice he emerged as the best...
    Monomoy/St. John Paul II senior Cullen Lynch, pictured Sept. 11 against Cape Cod Tech, rushed for two touchdowns and caught another Friday against Martha’s Vineyard. EREZ BEN-AKIVA PHOTO Athlete Of The Week: Cullen Lynch
    October 21, 2026
    MARTHA’S VINEYARD – Cullen Lynch, a senior captain on the Monomoy/St. John Paul II football team, delivered a monster game at Martha’s Vineyard...
    Opinion
    Our View: It’s The Ballot Questions
    October 28, 2026
    Few of the statewide candidates on the Nov. 3 state election ballot bothered to campaign on the Lower Cape. Even so, we’re confident that Gov....
    Letters To The Editor: Oct. 29, 2026
    October 28, 2026
    How We Treat ImmigrantsEditor:Immigrants?Were the folks who came here on the Mayflower labeled as immigrants? They came from another country to...
    Letters to the Editor, Oct. 22
    October 21, 2026
    Use Humans, Not AIEditor: Reading The Chronicle is one of the highlights of my week, something I usually save for a weekend and a cup of coffee....
    featured
    It could take $1.5 million in repairs for Chillingsworth Restaurant and Bistro to meet building codes to reopen next year. ALAN POLLOCK PHOTO Needed Repairs Put Restaurant’s Future In Question
    October 28, 2026
    BREWSTER – Opened in 1956, Chillingsworth Restaurant and Bistro has been a Brewster institution for 70 years. The building itself is much older,...
    Members of the Bristol County Fife and Drum Corps march by the Revolutionary War Memorial dedicated in Evergreen Cemetery on Saturday. Harwich Dedicates Revolutionary War Memorial
    October 28, 2026
     HARWICH – A crowd gathered at the Walk of Remembrance in Evergreen Cemetery on Saturday for the dedication of the town’s Revolutionary War...
    Paul Wittenstein (right) and Harwich Natural Resources Director Stephanie Ridenour discuss the proposed Jack Knife Sea Farm proposal for Pleasant Bay with the conservation commission on Oct. 21. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTO Shellfish Farm Proposed In Pleasant Bay
    October 28, 2026
    HARWICH – The town has received its first request to locate an aquaculture farm in local waters. Paul Wittenstein made a presentation to the...
    Remember When
    Remember When October 29, 2026
    October 28, 2026
    Pumpkin carving at Chatham Bars Inn, October 2009. FILE PHOTO
    Remember When October 22, 2026
    October 21, 2026
    HMS Chatham visits its American namesake in October 2006. FILE PHOTO
    Pioneer Insurance
    We'd love to hear from you!  Click here to contact us.

    Copyright © 2026 Cape Cod Chronicle - All Rights Reserved - Privacy Policy - Terms & Conditions - About Us
    Loading...