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    The architect’s rendering of the renovated Chatham Center for Active Living. CATALYST ARCHITECTURE CFAL Pricetag Could Jump $2.6M; Were Boards Kept In The Dark?
    October 8, 2025
    CHATHAM – The select board and council on aging leadership expressed shock and exasperation Tuesday at the news that the planned renovation of the...

    Noah Fleischmann watches as Rev. Jennifer Zogg blesses Kip during the Oct. 4 Blessing of the Animals at St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church in Chatham. Dozens of canines attended the celebration of patron saint of animals, St. Francis of Assisi. TIM WOOD PHOTO Blessings Bestowed On Four-legged Friends
    October 8, 2025
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    John Blute and Terestia Haag, Private Joseph Conrad Blute’s daughter, prepare to speak at the Muddy Creek Bridge dedication on Saturday morning. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTOS Bridge DedicatedTto Fallen WWII Soldier
    October 8, 2025
     HARWICH/CHATHAM TOWN LINE – The dedication of the bridge spanning Muddy Creek on Saturday to World War II Private Joseph Conrad Blute was an honor...

    A rendering of the proposed development at 1533 Main St. Some zoning board members are seeking the removal of six of the proposed 48 apartments or the removal of the community and management building in the center. COURTESY PENNROSE ZBA Pushes For 42 Units At Buckley Land, But Pennrose Holds Firm...
    October 8, 2025
    CHATHAM – With the zoning board of appeals nearing a decision on the proposed 48-unit development at the former Buckley property in West Chatham,...

    Bob Wilson records data in Ryder’s Cove. COURTESY PHOTOS Water Watchers Conclude 26th Season
    October 3, 2025
    CHATHAM – The Friends of Chatham Waterways (FCW) Water Watchers recently completed the 26th season of collecting water samples and data for...

    Rev. Joe Marchio captures a runaway pumpkin. PHOTOS BY JANET LEWIS Chatham’s Looking Mighty Orange
    October 1, 2025
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    The Chatham Conservation Foundation currently has more than a half dozen stewardship projects underway, including this one at the corner of Old Harbor and Shore roads. TIM WOOD PHOTO Conservation Foundation Launches Stewardship Fund
    October 1, 2025
    CHATHAM – What does a land conservation organization do when there’s little land left to conserve? In the case of the Chatham Conservation...

    Chris Gloninger shows a plot of global temperatures rising over the decades, with a corresponding increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide. ALAN POLLOCK PHOTO Local Climate Change Risks Exposed: Chatham’s Geography Makes It...
    October 1, 2025
    CHATHAM – Climate change is already touching everyone’s lives, but perhaps nowhere as dramatically as in coastal communities like Chatham. A forum...

    Photographs of the McGrath property taken earlier this month show evidence of a cleanup effort, but town officials estimated that, at that time, less than 20 percent of the waste on the site had been removed. ALAN POLLOCK PHOTO Cleanup Set To Start At McGrath Property
    September 25, 2025
    CHATHAM – In what neighbors and town officials hope is the beginning of the end to a long-standing conflict, a cleanup company will begin work...

    Even on a September weekday, finding a parking spot on Chatham’s Main Street can be challenging. TIM WOOD PHOTO Select Board Endorses Paid Parking At Major Downtown Lots
    September 24, 2025
    CHATHAM – On a split vote, the select board last week endorsed paid parking in the three largest downtown lots and instructed town staff to develop...

    Protesters gathered on the front lawn of the Chatham Unitarian Universalist Meetinghouse in June. The Meetinghouse board has decided to “pause” the use of its property for protests. FILE PHOTO Chatham UU Pauses Protests On Its Property
    September 24, 2025
    CHATHAM – An October protest planned for the front lawn of the Chatham Unitarian Universalist Meetinghouse could be the last for the foreseeable...

    An illustration from a Cape Cod Commission study of parking and traffic shows recommended sidewalks and crosswalks at the roads leading to the fish pier. COURTESY ILLUSTRATION Board: Sidewalks, Crosswalks Needed At Fish Pier
    September 24, 2025
    CHATHAM – Although significant safety improvements were made for fish pier visitors in the past few years, pedestrian infrastructure around the...

    Jay Case, center, cuts the ribbon at the reopening of Larry’s P.X. Sept. 17. On the right is co-owner Sue Case, and at left is Amy Tagliaferri, representing the Pals For Life Foundation, and Vangie Collins, who donated proceeds from beads she made to Larry’s staff. TIM WOOD PHOTOS ‘Iconic’ Larry’s P.X. Reopens
    September 24, 2025
    CHATHAM – At 6 a.m. last Wednesday, the regulars were waiting for the doors to open at the newly renovated Larry’s P.X. at the Shop Ahoy Plaza in...

    A Pilatus PC-12 charter aircraft at Chatham Municipal Airport. The airport commission voted to institute a new $175 landing fee for planes like this one. FILE PHOTO Airport Com Seeks Landing Fees For Commercial Flights At Town Airfield
    September 17, 2025
    CHATHAM – On a split vote, the airport commission last week opted to pursue implementing a $175 landing fee for all commercial planes or those over...

    As the number of visitors to the Chatham Municipal Fish Pier increases, parking and traffic problems mount. TIM WOOD PHOTO Traffic Problems Mount As Fish Pier Visitors Increase
    September 17, 2025
    CHATHAM – Anyone who braved Shore Road this summer could not help but notice the traffic congestion around the municipal fish pier. If it seemed...

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