CHATHAM – Dog owners who like to walk their pets on beaches have a new option this summer. Dogs are prohibited on town beaches between May 1 and...

NORTH CHATHAM – The sharks hunting seals off Nauset Beach, Chatham and Monomoy every summer are a source of fascination, curiosity and caution. But...

CHATHAM – Select board members have a message for town meeting voters who were critical of town spending: tell us where to make cuts. “Tell us what...

HARWICH – Many dogs — and some other pets — and their owners attended Saturday’s Pet Wellness Fair at the community center. Hosted by The Sampson...

HARWICH – Voters on Tuesday showed strong support for the $11.8 million debt exclusion to fund the roof replacement for the Monomoy Regional Middle...

HARWICH – It has been more than 25 years since the Harwich Center Initiative investigated boosting the economic vitality in the historic village....

ORLEANS – The Orleans Conservation Trust is working to secure the last piece of funding needed to protect approximately four acres of land fronting...

ORLEANS – Voters at Tuesday’s annual town election authorized a debt exclusion of up to $55 million to build a new fire station on Eldredge Park...

BOSTON – A motion to dismiss a lawsuit brought against the parents of a former Community of Jesus member by the Community and two other nonprofits...

BREWSTER – For Laurel Labdon, the fourth time was the charm. At Tuesday’s annual town election, Labdon beat competitor Bruce Semple, 1,090-9609,...

BREWSTER – For Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani, 2025 was a very good year, as they both were named Most Valuable Players. It was a great year for a...

 BREWSTER – At a community conversation at Brewster Town Hall Monday, Outer Cape Health Services CEO Damian Archer explained and took questions...

Here we are, almost at the end of May, and the trees, shrubs and flowers are all having a wonderful time as the warblers pass through and the...

South Chatham author Deborah G. Felder has just released “The LGBTQ Almanac: 500 Years of Queer Culture in American History” (Visible Ink Press,...

Author Ann P. Ryan of Chatham, the very first child to play with a Barbie doll back in the 1950s, has just released a fascinating book titled “Dad,...

Jane Miller Moffett, of Chatham, passed away on May 17, 2026, two months aftercelebrating her 90th birthday with friends and family. She took great...

Steven D. Heap was born April 6, 1961 and died peacefully on May 13, 2026 in New Port Richey, FL. When he was four years old, his family moved to...

Joanne Moss, 71, died peacefully at her home in Southborough, Massachusetts, on Friday, May 8, 2026, after a long and courageous ten-year battle...

BOSTON – Ryan Smith was biking in his first-ever Pan-Mass Challenge last summer when the urge to take his feet off the pedals and put them on the...

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HARWICH – The Monomoy girls lacrosse team took an emotional, down-to-the wire win against Dennis-Yarmouth on senior night Monday to conclude their...

HARWICH – Since game one of the season, the Monomoy boys lacrosse team’s mantra has simply been to get better every day. That philosophy found its...

PLEASANT LAKE – The Cape Cod Tech track and field team is smaller than essentially every other opponent they face. That’s not something reflected...

HARWICH – Entering Monomoy boys lacrosse’s tilt against Bourne last Friday, sophomore Izaiah Freeman was coming off an injury, and the team wasn’t...

PLEASANT LAKE – Junior Belle Bigley flourished as the sole Crusader representing Cape Cod Tech’s girls track and field team at the MVADA Small...

Response Matters To FamilyEditor:I would like to express my family’s heartfelt gratitude to the members of the Harwich Police Department and...

Reacts To Brewster Housing VoteEditor:Over 1,000 Brewster households are currently located within Brewster’s Zone II drinking water supply area...

Members of The Chronicle staff had a blast last Thursday at Cape Rep Theatre in Brewster. “Chronicle Night” allowed theater patrons to mingle with our staff prior to the...

Here we are, almost at the end of May, and the trees, shrubs and flowers are all having a wonderful time as the warblers pass through and the...

Author Ann P. Ryan of Chatham, the very first child to play with a Barbie doll back in the 1950s, has just released a fascinating book titled “Dad,...

CHATHAM – Dog owners who like to walk their pets on beaches have a new option this summer. Dogs are prohibited on town beaches between May 1 and...

Chatham Select Board candidates, 2003. From left: Susan Plumb, Kevin Mikita, Harvey Huetter, John Geiger, Deborah Connors and Carol Gordon. FILE PHOTO

Habitat for Humanity “Women Build” in Chatham in 2006. FILE PHOTO