Chatham’s Ronald Bergstrom lost his seat on the Barnstable County Commission to challenger Daniel Gessen in Tuesday’s state primary...

CHATHAM – The select board Tuesday adopted a residential tax exemption which members said was aimed at helping struggling year-round...

CHATHAM – Both residents and mariners are not happy with the new beacon installed recently in the Chatham Lighthouse. The new LED lamp in the tower...

HARWICH – Students, families, teachers and staff came together last Thursday afternoon at Monomoy Regional High School for a district-wide event...

 HARWICH – The select board has affirmed the recommendation of Town Administrator Jay McGrail to appoint Neil Murphy as the town’s new recreation...

 HARWICH – The charter commission approved its final draft document in its Aug. 27 session and will be sending the updated version of the town’s...

ORLEANS – At the end of a busy school year, it’s easy to suspect teachers and administrators welcome the opportunity to wind down that the summer...

ORLEANS – Town officials last week pushed back against rumors and misinformation they said have been surrounding the future direction of the town’s...

ORLEANS – More than $20,000 was raised this summer for the Orleans Chamber of Commerce and local artists as part of the chamber’s annual Boards in...

BREWSTER – Affordable housing in Brewster might be a little less affordable.The select board last week approved a slate of rent increases for 27...

BREWSTER – This past winter, Civic Plus, the tech company that provides the platform for Brewster’s website — and for many other Massachusetts...

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

“I was born and raised on Cape Cod, so building The Haven Center here has always meant more to me than simply opening a business,” said Haven...

For a lot of people, Labor Day weekend marks the unofficial end of summer. It’s the wind-down. The last big weekend before the traffic starts to...

 As summer winds down and local schools open, our road traffic will soon slow and crowds will thin out. The summer birds have been quietly...

Kathleen, a cherished and devoted educator, passed away peacefully in her sleep, leaving behind a legacy of kindness, wisdom, and inspiration. Born...

March 9, 1942-April 21, 2026Celebration of life service for Helen Louise Nickerson (née Jamieson), 84, of Norfolk, will be held at the Chatham VFW...

Evelyn Elizabeth (Meyer) Baker, age 80, passed away peacefully in her sleep at her home in South Chatham on August 1, 2026 after a long battle with...

HARWICH – On Saturday, Aug. 29 the Harwich Pickleball Association (HPA) held its 13th annual Harwich Funfest, a day-long pickleball event at Brooks...

Fast becoming a Cape Cod tradition, the annual Second Summer Cycle charity bike ride, "Ride the Cape, For the Cape," is in its fourth year and set...

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...

In the aftermath of the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, David Foster Wallace wrote an essay for Rolling Stone about the following days from his...

HARWICH – It takes a lot of effort to put together a pickleball tournament. Just ask Tom Bryant, tournament director of the Harwich Pickleball...

 The Cape is surrounded by water, so it makes sense that kids who grow up here are comfortable in an aquatic environment. But that’s not always the...

For people who live and work on the Cape, there’s a kind of circadian rhythm, an annual rising and falling of our energies, our patience — and our...

Military Leadership Out Of TouchEditor:In August 2025, I wrote about Eisenhower's warning about the influence of the military industrial complex...

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

Chatham’s Ronald Bergstrom lost his seat on the Barnstable County Commission to challenger Daniel Gessen in Tuesday’s state primary...

CHATHAM – The select board Tuesday adopted a residential tax exemption which members said was aimed at helping struggling year-round...

CHATHAM – Both residents and mariners are not happy with the new beacon installed recently in the Chatham Lighthouse. The new LED lamp in the tower...

It’s hard to imagine that it was 25 years ago next Friday that terrorists attacked the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and crashed an airliner in...

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...