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    Andrea Silbert of Harwich, president of the Eos Foundation. COURTESY PHOTO Eos Grant Aims To Help Hungry Seniors, Veterans And Others
    November 19, 2025
    HARWICH PORT – For people facing food insecurity — particularly during these insecure times — a food pantry is often the final safety net. But for...

    For a medium-sized project costing $200,000, the fee would increase from $345 to $2,400, a 595 percent hike. The fees would also apply for new construction, which could be even more expensive. FILE PHOTO Building Permit Fees May Rise Significantly In A Bid To Cover Cost...
    November 19, 2025
    HARWICH – The town is considering a change in the way building fees are calculated to better cover its expenses, and it could spell a fee hike of...

    Town’s Finances Are Robust, Review Finds
    November 19, 2025
    HARWICH – Interim Finance Director Jennifer Mince told the select board last week that a review of the just-completed fiscal 2025 budget shows that...

    Planning board members (from left) Mary Maslowski, Chair Duncan Berry, Ann Newman and Ann Clark Tucker cast votes to approve the Hall’s Path plan in Thursday’s meeting. WILLIAM F.GALVIN PHOTO. Planning Board Approves Court Remanded ANR Plan
    November 12, 2025
    HARWICH – It has been more than four years since the planning board denied an approval not required plan for an eight-acre parcel along Hall’s Path...

    The 204 Cultural Arts Municipal Building. FILE PHOTO Board Backs Schiavi In 204 Tenant Dispute
    November 12, 2025
    HARWICH – Where is the line between art and commerce? In the end, it didn’t matter in the dispute between the town and a tenant of the 204 Cultural...

    Lower Cape Outreach Council volunteer Steve Bratt stocks canned goods in the Council’s temporary food pantry. Work is just being completed on a new pantry space downstairs. ALAN POLLOCK PHOTOS Federal Cuts Prompt Fear, Hunger; Local Groups Struggle To Respond
    November 12, 2025
    It’s too early to say empirically whether the government shutdown and federal cuts to nutrition programs are driving more people to local food...

    Smith Street resident Mary Albis displays an aerial photo showing how close the Herring River wetlands are to a proposed six-unit condominium project. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTO Residents Protest Smith Street Condominium Project
    November 12, 2025
    HARWICH – A proposed six-unit condominium project on Smith Street, adjacent to the Herring River wetlands, was met with vocal opposition from...

    The planning board arrived at a split vote in a straw poll on the application for 28-condominiums proposed on the Sundae School property in Harwich Port and decided to continue the hearing. WILLIAM F .GALVIN PHOTO Planning Board Split On Sundae School Condo Project
    November 5, 2025
      HARWICH – The planning board again postponed a decision on the proposal to build 28-condominiums on the Sundae School ice cream property in...

    Conor Howard-Rose and Janna Powell will be attending the select board meeting on Monday to learn more about why they are being evicted from the 204 Cultural Art Municipal Building. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTO Cultural Center Tenant Challenge Eviction
    November 5, 2025
     HARWICH – The owners of Highpoint Vintage have operated from the 204 Cultural Arts Municipal Building since 2019. In mid October they received a...

    Cranberry harvesting at the former 374 Main St. bogs, a clear indication of the farming history on the conservation lands. FILE PHOTO Classrooms For Cape Tech’s Main Street Campus To Relocate
    November 5, 2025
     HARWICH – Cape Cod Regional Technical High School has drastically altered its plan to locate a veterinary science and environmental science campus...

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    November 4, 2025
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    Local planning committee member Ed McManus (left) and chair Joyce McIntyre have different opinions on Pine Oaks Village IV’s consistency with town planning documents. FILE PHOTO Is Pine Oaks Village Consistent With Local Plans?
    October 29, 2025
     HARWICH – There are different points of view on whether the Pine Oaks Village Homes’ 242-unit affordable/workforce housing project is consistent...

    Attendees at the Hinckleys Pond-Herring River Preserve visit the new overlook at the pond, just off the Cape Cod Rail Trail, during the Oct. 22 ribbon cutting ceremony. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTOS Harwich Conservation Trust Opens New Hinckleys Pond Preserve
    October 29, 2025
    HARWICH – The Harwich Conservation Trust has opened its second eco-restoration preserve in a year. The Hinckleys Pond–Herring River Preserve...

    The Pine Oaks Village Homes project hearing audio and visual quality has drawn several Open Meeting Law complaints against the appeals board. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTO Appeals Board Gets Three More Open Meeting Law Complaints
    October 29, 2025
    HARWICH – Three more Open Meeting Law complaints have been filed against the board of appeals, citing the public’s inability to follow audio and...

    Appeals Board Chair Brian Sullivan (left) and member Alexander Donaghue during the board’s Oct. 15 session. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTO Open Meeting Law Complaint Filed Against Appeals Board
    October 22, 2025
    HARWICH – An Open Meeting Law complaint has been filed against the board of appeals over sound deficiencies during public hearings held on the Pine...

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