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    Toast of Harwich
    Energy from the sun, captured by the new solar canopy, charges a fleet of 10 new electric school buses at Cape Tech. ALAN POLLOCK PHOTOS

    Cape Tech Harnesses Solar Power For New Electri...

    PLEASANT LAKE – The buzz at Cape Tech last Friday was about a new green energy project designed...

    Cape Tech Harnesses Solar Power For New Electri...
    PLEASANT LAKE – The buzz at Cape Tech last Friday was about a new green energy project designed...
    The price of diesel fuel at the Chatham Fish Pier jumped 35 cents in the span of one week. TIM WOOD PHOTO

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    CHATHAM – In just one week, the per-gallon cost of diesel at the fish pier, where most of the...

    Fishing Industry Feels Diesel Cost Impact; Pric...
    CHATHAM – In just one week, the per-gallon cost of diesel at the fish pier, where most of the...
    Chatham Zoning Board of Appeals Chair David Nixon. CHATHAM TV PHOTO

    Complaint Filed Against Chatham ZBA Chair

    CHATHAM – The chair of the town’s community housing partnership has filed a formal complaint...

    Complaint Filed Against Chatham ZBA Chair
    CHATHAM – The chair of the town’s community housing partnership has filed a formal complaint...
    Brian Sullivan, chair of the appeals board (left) and Duncan Berry, chair of the planning board, pitch the formation of a zoning bylaw task force to the select board on Sept. 14. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTO

    Task Force To Revamp Harwich Zoning Bylaw

    HARWICH – A new zoning bylaw task force will begin evaluating existing town zoning bylaws against...

    Task Force To Revamp Harwich Zoning Bylaw
    HARWICH – A new zoning bylaw task force will begin evaluating existing town zoning bylaws against...
    Harwich Select Board member Mark Kelleher. FILE PHOTO

    Harwich Examines Future Elementary School Sites...

    HARWICH – The real estate and open space committee has been directed to look at land for a new...

    Harwich Examines Future Elementary School Sites...
    HARWICH – The real estate and open space committee has been directed to look at land for a new...
    Mark O’Neil, Pam Dubois and Cheryl Avery were fourth graders in 1976 when their class helped plant 13 maple and linden trees along Route 6A in front of what was then the Brewster Elementary School: one tree for each of the original colonies. On Sept. 17 the new elementary school’s fourth graders attended a ceremony for the planting of what O’Neil recently discovered was a missing 13th tree. The three former classmates posed in front of the new tree after the ceremony. ANDY KIRKALDY PHOTOS

    Missing Bicentennial Tree Replaced; Restores Tr...

    BREWSTER – A while back, Brewster resident Mark O’Neil was at his dentist’s office, across Main...

    Missing Bicentennial Tree Replaced; Restores Tr...
    BREWSTER – A while back, Brewster resident Mark O’Neil was at his dentist’s office, across Main...
    MARY RICHMOND PHOTO

    Nature Connection: Fading Into Fall

    There’s something about September that brings both sighs of relief and smiles of happiness. The...

    Nature Connection: Fading Into Fall
    There’s something about September that brings both sighs of relief and smiles of happiness. The...
    Brewster artist Carol Marcy applies primer to the box that will officially become the town’s Little Free Art Gallery at the Brewster Council on Aging. Marcy plans a brightly colored exterior for an installation into which anyone can place — or take away from for free — miniature pieces of art or poetry. The mini gallery will be unveiled between 1 and 3 p.m. at the COA’s annual Good Neighbor Day celebration Sept. 28. ANDY KIRKALDY PHOTO

    Free Little Art Gallery Coming To Brewster COA

    BREWSTER – The Brewster Council on Aging is asking the town’s residents to think big — and...

    Free Little Art Gallery Coming To Brewster COA
    BREWSTER – The Brewster Council on Aging is asking the town’s residents to think big — and...
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    Chatham
    The price of diesel fuel at the Chatham Fish Pier jumped 35 cents in the span of one week. TIM WOOD PHOTO Fishing Industry Feels Diesel Cost Impact; Prices At Pier Double...
    September 23, 2026
    CHATHAM – In just one week, the per-gallon cost of diesel at the fish pier, where most of the town’s commercial fishing fleet fuels up, jumped 35...
    Chatham Zoning Board of Appeals Chair David Nixon. CHATHAM TV PHOTO Complaint Filed Against Chatham ZBA Chair
    September 23, 2026
    CHATHAM – The chair of the town’s community housing partnership has filed a formal complaint asking the select board to review zoning board of...
    Clavicular, an internet livestreamer known for popularizing “looksmaxxing,” has been charged with rape, drugging a person for sexual intercourse, and procuring liquor for a person under 21 in Chatham. SOCIAL MEDIA PHOTO Clavicular, ‘Looksmaxxing’ Livestreamer, Charged With Rape In Chatham
    September 22, 2026
    ORLEANS – Clavicular, the internet livestreamer who first rose to prominence for popularizing “looksmaxxing,” has been formally accused of rape and...
    Harwich
    Michael MacAskill was reappointed to the affordable housing trust on a 3-2 vote on Monday night. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTO MacAskill Reappointed To Housing Trust On Split Vote
    September 23, 2026
     HARWICH – On 3-2 vote Monday, the select board reappointed Michael MacAskill to the affordable housing trust. The board held interviews with...
    Energy from the sun, captured by the new solar canopy, charges a fleet of 10 new electric school buses at Cape Tech. ALAN POLLOCK PHOTOS Cape Tech Harnesses Solar Power For New Electric Bus Fleet
    September 23, 2026
    PLEASANT LAKE – The buzz at Cape Tech last Friday was about a new green energy project designed to save taxpayer money, reduce the school’s carbon...
    The kids were taking a reckless spin at the carnival hosted at the 50th anniversary Harwich Cranberry Arts and Music Festival over the weekend. Cranberry Festival Celebrates Half A Century
    September 23, 2026
    The 50th anniversary of the Harwich Cranberry Arts and Music Festival was a big hit over the weekend, drawing a massive crowd. The festival’s...
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    Orleans
    Front to back, Marion Currier, Jonah Richardson and Narielys Rivera head inside for their first day of the 2026-2027 school year at Orleans Elementary School Sept. 8. COURTESY PHOTOS They’re Back!: Students Return To Orleans Elementary School
    September 17, 2026
    “Sunset on the Bay” by Steve Director. Photo Exhibit Enhances This Year’s ‘Celebrate Our Waters,’...
    September 16, 2026
    Ever wondered what inspires so many photographers to shoot scenes of Cape Cod? A curated photography exhibition at Snows Library during the month...
    25 Years Later, Orleans Remembers Sept. 11
    September 16, 2026
    ORLEANS – Everyone has a story about Sept. 11, 2001. Orleans Fire Chief Geof Deering, who at the time was just six months into his career with the...
    Brewster
    Mark O’Neil, Pam Dubois and Cheryl Avery were fourth graders in 1976 when their class helped plant 13 maple and linden trees along Route 6A in front of what was then the Brewster Elementary School: one tree for each of the original colonies. On Sept. 17 the new elementary school’s fourth graders attended a ceremony for the planting of what O’Neil recently discovered was a missing 13th tree. The three former classmates posed in front of the new tree after the ceremony. ANDY KIRKALDY PHOTOS Missing Bicentennial Tree Replaced; Restores Tribute From 50 Years Ago
    September 23, 2026
    BREWSTER – A while back, Brewster resident Mark O’Neil was at his dentist’s office, across Main Street from Brewster Town Hall. He was waiting to...
    An offering of flowers was at the crash site on Main Street Tuesday morning. ALAN POLLOCK PHOTO Brewster Accident Claims Two Lives
    September 18, 2026
    BREWSTER – Police are searching for answers after two drivers died in a head-on collision on Main Street last Thursday.First responders were called...
    Brewster To Investigate Residential Tax Exemption
    September 16, 2026
    BREWSTER – In its last meeting of August, the Brewster Select Board opted not to adopt a residential tax rate exemption and to tax all homes at...
    Features
    The final confrontation in “A Few Good Men.” BOB TUCKER/FOCALPOINT STUDIO PHOTOS Theater Review: Academy’s ‘A Few Good Men’ Handles The Truth Just Fine
    September 22, 2026
    “You can’t handle the truth.” It’s an iconic line that many instantly recognize. For those who don’t (and even those who do), there’s a show in...
    MARY RICHMOND PHOTO Nature Connection: Fading Into Fall
    September 19, 2026
    There’s something about September that brings both sighs of relief and smiles of happiness. The roads are less crowded, the beaches are ours again,...
    Robert Ryan, owner of Robert Ryan Art in South Chatham. MELISSA DE LA VEGA PHOTO Minding Your Business-Robert Ryan Art
    September 16, 2026
    “The whole process is about exploration,” said artist Robert Ryan, owner of Robert Ryan Art gallery in South Chatham. “Most of the paintings come...
    Obituaries
    Alice (Castle) Ryan
    September 15, 2026
    Alice (Castle) Ryan, 85, of Brewster, died on September 11. 2026. She was the beloved wife of Daniel F. Ryan with whom she shared 65 years of...
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    High School Sports
    Cape Cod Tech sophomore Jahmario Bartlett runs upfield during the Crusaders’ 39-0 home win against Monomoy/St. John Paul II on Friday. EREZ BEN-AKIVA PHOTOS Cape Tech Begins Season As Defending Voc Champs With Crosstown Win;...
    September 16, 2026
    PLEASANT LAKE – It will be the quote of the season for the Cape Cod Tech Crusaders: The only thing more dangerous than ignorance is arrogance. The...
    Members of the Cape Cod Tech cross country team run at the beginning of a race against Atlantis Charter on Friday. The Crusaders won 50-17 to open the dual-meet season. EREZ BEN-AKIVA PHOTOS Crusaders Earn Season-Opening Cross Country Win At Distinct Home...
    September 16, 2026
    PLEASANT LAKE – The cross country course at Cape Cod Tech is a beast. It’s hilly and curving. Between grass, gravel, sand and pavement, the route...
    Senior Sophia Quinton rises to push a ball over the net as the Warriors faced Nantucket to begin the season on Sept. 9. EREZ BEN-AKIVA PHOTOS New Nauset Volleyball Coach Wants To Pass Down Love For The Game
    September 16, 2026
    NORTH EASTHAM – First-year Nauset volleyball head coach Thor Yingling wants his players to not only play the sport, but love it. He’s got just the...
    Athlete of the Week
    Cape Cod Tech senior Thomas Allen ran for three touchdowns in the Crusaders’ 39-0 season-opening win against Monomoy/St. John Paul II on Friday. EREZ BEN-AKIVA PHOTO Athlete Of The Week: Thomas Allen
    September 16, 2026
    PLEASANT LAKE – His nickname is Danger.The Cape Cod Tech football team even has an offense named “Danger” for Danger — also known as senior running...
    Opinion
    Letters to the Editor, Sept. 17
    September 16, 2026
    Everyone Stepped In To HelpEditor:  We experienced a very serious event Thursday, Aug. 27 at the Dive Restaurant in Harwich. My brother-in-law...
    Our View: A Poor Decision
    September 16, 2026
    Currently, Chatham has 175 housing units listed on the state’s subsidized housing inventory. That’s approximately 4.7 percent of the 3,698 housing...
    featured
    Energy from the sun, captured by the new solar canopy, charges a fleet of 10 new electric school buses at Cape Tech. ALAN POLLOCK PHOTOS Cape Tech Harnesses Solar Power For New Electric Bus Fleet
    September 23, 2026
    PLEASANT LAKE – The buzz at Cape Tech last Friday was about a new green energy project designed to save taxpayer money, reduce the school’s carbon...
    The price of diesel fuel at the Chatham Fish Pier jumped 35 cents in the span of one week. TIM WOOD PHOTO Fishing Industry Feels Diesel Cost Impact; Prices At Pier Double...
    September 23, 2026
    CHATHAM – In just one week, the per-gallon cost of diesel at the fish pier, where most of the town’s commercial fishing fleet fuels up, jumped 35...
    Chatham Zoning Board of Appeals Chair David Nixon. CHATHAM TV PHOTO Complaint Filed Against Chatham ZBA Chair
    September 23, 2026
    CHATHAM – The chair of the town’s community housing partnership has filed a formal complaint asking the select board to review zoning board of...
    Remember When
    Remember When September 17, 2026
    September 16, 2026
    Visitors check out the binoculars at the Chatham Lighthouse Beach overlook, circa 1990.  FILE PHOTO
    Remember When September 10, 2026
    September 10, 2026
    Chatham marks the fifth anniversary of 9/11 on Sept. 11, 2006. FILE PHOTO
    Remember When September 3, 2026
    September 10, 2026
    The 1992 Cranberry Harvest Festival parade. The event will celebrate its 50th anniversary Sept. 19 and 20. FILE PHOTO
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    School News
    Monomoy Regional Middle School. FILE PHOTO Monomoy Middle School Staffer Resigns After Allegations Of...
    September 15, 2026
    CHATHAM – A Monomoy Regional Middle School instructional assistant and coach resigned Friday after officials discovered alleged inappropriate...
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