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    Stony Brook Elementary School in Brewster. FILE PHOTO

    Brewster To Seek State Help With Elementary Sch...

    BREWSTER – The select board and school committee jointly agreed on Monday to prepare two...

    Brewster To Seek State Help With Elementary Sch...
    BREWSTER – The select board and school committee jointly agreed on Monday to prepare two...

    ‘The Librarians’ Screening Celebrates Banned Bo...

    A major part of the Chatham Orpheum Theater’s off-season programming is community-focused events,...

    ‘The Librarians’ Screening Celebrates Banned Bo...
    A major part of the Chatham Orpheum Theater’s off-season programming is community-focused events,...
    The Orleans select board is working toward a bylaw that would regulate the hours of operation for commercial landscapers in town. The bylaw would also prohibit the commercial use of gas-powered leaf blowers. FILE PHOTO

    Orleans May Regulate Landscaping, Leaf blower N...

    ORLEANS – The town could be working its way toward an all-out commercial ban on the use of...

    Orleans May Regulate Landscaping, Leaf blower N...
    ORLEANS – The town could be working its way toward an all-out commercial ban on the use of...
    A sketch plan handed out at last week’s zoning board of appeals meeting shows a preliminary plan for eight homes at 104 Crowell Rd. COURTESY ILLUSTRATION

    Eight Homes Proposed For Crowell Road Parcel

    CHATHAM – Last month, the zoning board of appeals turned down a request for a special permit to...

    Eight Homes Proposed For Crowell Road Parcel
    CHATHAM – Last month, the zoning board of appeals turned down a request for a special permit to...
    Select board Chair Peter Piekarski said the board did not direct a search for new elementary school property. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTO

    Select Board Distances Itself From Elementary S...

     HARWICH – Select board members made it clear on Monday they are not currently seeking property...

    Select Board Distances Itself From Elementary S...
     HARWICH – Select board members made it clear on Monday they are not currently seeking property...
    Seufert films Gorey’s desk as it was left at the time of his death.

    Edward Gorey’s Last Words - Christopher Seufert...

    It’s been almost exactly 30 years since Chatham resident Christopher Seufert first interviewed...

    Edward Gorey’s Last Words - Christopher Seufert...
    It’s been almost exactly 30 years since Chatham resident Christopher Seufert first interviewed...
    Harwich Town Administrator Jay McGrail. FILE PHOTO

    Harwich Gets Two-Year ‘Safe Harbor’ Approval Al...

    HARWICH – The town has been certified as a “Safe Harbor” community for the next two years,...

    Harwich Gets Two-Year ‘Safe Harbor’ Approval Al...
    HARWICH – The town has been certified as a “Safe Harbor” community for the next two years,...
    A crew from Nauset Marine removes a large sailboat from Stage Harbor Wednesday morning. ALAN POLLOCK PHOTO

    Little Damage In Wake Of Coastal Storm

    A rare September coastal storm brought the Lower Cape an early taste of fall weather, but little...

    Little Damage In Wake Of Coastal Storm
    A rare September coastal storm brought the Lower Cape an early taste of fall weather, but little...
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    Chatham
    A sketch plan handed out at last week’s zoning board of appeals meeting shows a preliminary plan for eight homes at 104 Crowell Rd. COURTESY ILLUSTRATION Eight Homes Proposed For Crowell Road Parcel
    September 30, 2026
    CHATHAM – Last month, the zoning board of appeals turned down a request for a special permit to build three single-family homes at 104 Crowell Rd.,...
    The flagpole garden at Chase Park is in poor repair. The Chatham Garden Club is raising money to repair and upgrade the park’s centerpiece. TIM WOOD PHOTO Chatham Garden Club To Refurbish Chase Park Flagpole Garden
    September 24, 2026
    CHATHAM – A flagpole and raised garden form the centerpiece of Chase Park, an oasis of open space just a block from the busy downtown business...
    A crew from Nauset Marine removes a large sailboat from Stage Harbor Wednesday morning. ALAN POLLOCK PHOTO Little Damage In Wake Of Coastal Storm
    September 23, 2026
    A rare September coastal storm brought the Lower Cape an early taste of fall weather, but little in the way of damage. The long-duration storm...
    Harwich
    Select board Chair Peter Piekarski said the board did not direct a search for new elementary school property. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTO Select Board Distances Itself From Elementary School Site Discussion
    September 30, 2026
     HARWICH – Select board members made it clear on Monday they are not currently seeking property for a new elementary school in Harwich. The real...
    Harwich Town Administrator Jay McGrail. FILE PHOTO Harwich Gets Two-Year ‘Safe Harbor’ Approval Allows More...
    September 30, 2026
    HARWICH – The town has been certified as a “Safe Harbor” community for the next two years, allowing the municipality to reject 40B comprehensive...
    The cemetery commission is looking to replace the six-foot stockade fence running along the property boundary at Mount Pleasant Cemetery with a two-foot split-rail fence. Neighbors are objecting to the change. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTO Neighbors Protest Change In Fencing At Mount Pleasant Cemetery
    September 30, 2026
     HARWICH – Neighbors are objecting to the cemetery commission’s plans to replace a six-foot stockade fence along the west property line of Mount...
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    Orleans
    The Orleans select board is working toward a bylaw that would regulate the hours of operation for commercial landscapers in town. The bylaw would also prohibit the commercial use of gas-powered leaf blowers. FILE PHOTO Orleans May Regulate Landscaping, Leaf blower Noise
    September 30, 2026
    ORLEANS – The town could be working its way toward an all-out commercial ban on the use of gas-powered leaf blowers, but not likely until the...
    Water Use Cited As A Concern In Prence Review
    September 30, 2026
    ORLEANS – Amidst persistent drought conditions, does the town have enough water to support the proposed 78-unit housing development planned for the former Governor Prence...
    The Celebrate Our Waters sailing event at Pleasant Bay Community Boating Sept. 19 created memories for more than 60 people of all ages who experienced the beauty and thrill of Pleasant Bay on skippered catboat sails throughout the day as part of the Orleans Pond Coalition town-wide event. “We’re thankful for our PBCB Partners who donated staff and resources, furthering our mutual outreach goals,” said Orleans Pond Coalition board member Wendy Scofield (right). “Our nonprofit organizations care deeply about the health of our local waterways.” Staff members Madison Valente (left) and Maggie Braz welcomed community members to PBCB’s waterfront for free sails. COURTESY PHOTOS Celebrating The Waters On The Water
    September 24, 2026
    Brewster
    Stony Brook Elementary School in Brewster. FILE PHOTO Brewster To Seek State Help With Elementary Schools To Renovate Or...
    September 30, 2026
    BREWSTER – The select board and school committee jointly agreed on Monday to prepare two statements of interest to submit to the Massachusetts...
    Wampanoag Dancers will perform at the First Parish Brewster Wampanoag Day on Oct. 4. COURTESY PHOTO First Parish Brewster To Host Wampanoag Day
    September 30, 2026
     BREWSTER – On Oct. 4, Lower Cape residents will have a chance to learn firsthand about the culture and history of the Wampanoag indigenous...
    Brewster Town Manager Peter Lombardi. FILE PHOTO Lombardi Gets A-plus In Annual Review
    September 23, 2026
    BREWSTER – Town Manager Peter Lombardi got his annual report card last week, and had he received a letter grade, it would have been the equivalent...
    Features
    Tom Peters of Cook’s Nook on Main Street in Chatham. MELISSA DE LA VEGA PHOTO Minding Your Business- Cook's Nook Chatham
    September 30, 2026
    For Tom Peters, owner of Cook’s Nook in Chatham, what started as a shared dream with his late husband has grown into a beloved local shop on Main...
    ‘The Librarians’ Screening Celebrates Banned Book Week
    September 30, 2026
    A major part of the Chatham Orpheum Theater’s off-season programming is community-focused events, typically showcasing special screenings of films...
    Seufert films Gorey’s desk as it was left at the time of his death. Edward Gorey’s Last Words - Christopher Seufert’s Book, Film...
    September 30, 2026
    It’s been almost exactly 30 years since Chatham resident Christopher Seufert first interviewed illustrator, writer and playwright Edward Gorey at...
    Obituaries
    Deborah Potter Waugh
    September 30, 2026
    Deborah Potter Waugh, age 91, passed away peacefully on September 23, 2026, at her home in Harwich Port, Massachusetts, surrounded by the love of...
    Kelly Stephen Twomey
    September 23, 2026
    Kelly Stephen TwomeyScientists say we are all made of stardust, if this be the case, then our super star, Kelly Twomey, son of William and Jane...
    Alice (Castle) Ryan
    September 23, 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...
    Sports
    The 42nd Autumn Escape Bike Trek, a fundraiser for the American Lung Association, took off from Oyster Pond Beach in Chatham last Friday morning. EREZ BEN-AKIVA PHOTOS Bike Ride For Lung Health Takes Off From Chatham’s Oyster Pond
    September 30, 2026
    CHATHAM – Charity cyclists pedaled through the wind and the wet during the American Lung Association’s 42nd Autumn Escape Bike Trek, which began at...
    Other Local Sports
    The 2026 edition of the Cape Cod Senior Softball Classic was played Sept. 11 to 16 in Yarmouth, Dennis and Harwich. The annual tournament’s record 72 teams this year included the Red Nun, which played a semifinal game in the 70s division at Bassett Field on Sept. 16. EREZ BEN-AKIVA PHOTOS Cape Cod Senior Softball Classic Continues Hitting Record Highs In...
    September 23, 2026
    HARWICH – Somehow, the Cape Cod Senior Softball Classic just keeps growing. The already-huge independent invitational tournament, played annually...
    High School Sports
    Junior Kinsey Lister rises for a spike during Monomoy’s 3-0 win over Rising Tide on Monday. EREZ BEN-AKIVA PHOTOS Monomoy Volleyball Plays To Best Record In Program’s Short History
    September 30, 2026
    HARWICH – The players composing this year’s Monomoy volleyball team have entrenched themselves as the strongest group in the program’s history. It...
    Monomoy junior Chris Shea dribbles around a Sandwich player during the Sharks’ 3-0 win last Thursday. Shea scored twice. EREZ BEN-AKIVA PHOTOS Monomoy Boys Soccer ‘Turning The Corner’ As Roster, Depth Build Up
    September 30, 2026
    HARWICH – The move was something Monomoy junior Chris Shea had seen on TikTok.For penalty shots, he used to just step back and run straight at the...
    Junior Ada Riker (23) pursues a ball as Monomoy played Sturgis West on Monday. Sturgis West won 4-1. EREZ BEN-AKIVA PHOTOS After Highlight Goal, Monomoy Girls Soccer Hopes To Continue...
    September 23, 2026
    HARWICH – Monomoy girls soccer head coach Jenn Peterson saw a rebuilding year coming. It’s just the natural cycles inherent to school sports. The...
    Athlete of the Week
    Senior Rory Shortis has led a Monomoy volleyball team this year that has won the most ever games in a season in the program’s history. EREZ BEN-AKIVA PHOTO Athlete Of The Week: Rory Shortis
    September 30, 2026
    HARWICH – Before every single point, Monomoy senior Rory Shortis gives herself an internal pep talk. The gist is all high-octane,...
    Cape Cod Tech freshman Isa Do Carmo (6), new to soccer and essentially playing in her first-ever game, scored her first career goal against Mashpee last Friday. EREZ BEN-AKIVA PHOTO Athlete Of The Week: Isa Do Carmo
    September 23, 2026
    PLEASANT LAKE – Coming into the match against Mashpee last Friday, freshman Isa Do Carmo had seen about five minutes — Cape Cod Tech girls soccer...
    Opinion
    Our View: Leaf Blowers Are Hardly A Gas
    September 30, 2026
    Fall is here, which for many means time for football, pumpkins and New England’s breathtaking autumnal plumage. Less enthusiastically, it’s also...
    Letters To The Editor: Oct. 1, 2026
    September 30, 2026
    It Takes A VillageEditor:I was saddened to read that one long-serving member of the Chatham Zoning Board of Appeals has been made the scapegoat for...
    Our View: It’s Not Easy Being Green
    September 23, 2026
    But when it comes to implementing common-sense projects like the electrification of school buses, it ought to be. We congratulate Cape Tech, Cape...
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    Stony Brook Elementary School in Brewster. FILE PHOTO Brewster To Seek State Help With Elementary Schools To Renovate Or...
    September 30, 2026
    BREWSTER – The select board and school committee jointly agreed on Monday to prepare two statements of interest to submit to the Massachusetts...
    ‘The Librarians’ Screening Celebrates Banned Book Week
    September 30, 2026
    A major part of the Chatham Orpheum Theater’s off-season programming is community-focused events, typically showcasing special screenings of films...
    The Orleans select board is working toward a bylaw that would regulate the hours of operation for commercial landscapers in town. The bylaw would also prohibit the commercial use of gas-powered leaf blowers. FILE PHOTO Orleans May Regulate Landscaping, Leaf blower Noise
    September 30, 2026
    ORLEANS – The town could be working its way toward an all-out commercial ban on the use of gas-powered leaf blowers, but not likely until the...
    Remember When
    Remember When October 1, 2026
    September 30, 2026
    Chatham town holiday tree installed at Sears Park, December 2006. FILE PHOTO
    Remember When September 24, 2026
    September 23, 2026
     Chris Roberts directs the Chatham High School band, circa 1990. FILE PHOTO
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