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 Is there a West Harwich Meetinghouse coming down the road? FILE PHOTO CPA Funds Sought For Baptist Church Preservation
    October 8, 2025
     HARWICH – The soon-to-be owners of the West Harwich Baptist Church, John Carey and Piper Connolly, have filed an application with the community...

    Former Select Board Member Michael MacAskill filed an Open Meeting Law complaint against the board. FILE PHOTO MacAskill Files Open Meeting Law Complaint Against Select Board
    October 8, 2025
     HARWICH – Former select board member Michael MacAskill has filed an Open Meeting Law complaint with the Attorney General’s Office against the...

    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...

    The "Hope and Go" intersection of Route 39/ Chatham Road improvements are ready to go out to bid. WILLIAM F. GALVINN PHOTO Town Readies RT.39/Chatham Rd. Intersection Upgrade
    October 8, 2025
    HARWICH – The town is getting ready to seek contractors for the intersection improvements at Route 39 and Chatham Road, according to Department of...

    COA Needs Assessment: Harwich Is Aging Fast
    October 2, 2025
    by William F. Galvin HARWICH – The town’s population is aging, driven by long-time residents and the increasing number of seasonal homeowners choosing to retire here. The...
    West Harwich Baptist Church is under a purchase and sales agreement. FILE PHOTO Carey Has Agreement To Buy Baptist Church
    October 1, 2025
     HARWICH – Within a week of the Davenport Companies announcing it will not be pursuing the purchase of the West Harwich Baptist Church for...

    Town Planner and Community Development Director Christine Flynn, left, and Local Planning Committee Chair Joyce McIntyre, right, are on the opposite side when it comes to the Pine Oaks Village IV project in North Harwich. FILE PHOTO Pine Oaks Consistency With Town Plans Debated
    October 1, 2025
     HARWICH – As the board of appeals begins to weigh the comprehensive permit that could allow a 242-unit affordable housing development in North...

    Acting Town Administrator Tony Schiavi is seeking candidates to serve as his designee to chair the affordable housing trust. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTO Housing Trust Appointment Sparks Disagreement
    October 1, 2025
     HARWICH –  The affordable housing trust has been operating with only four members for the past three months after chair Larry Ballantine, who...

    Iconic Herring River Windmill Slated For Demolition
    October 1, 2025
     HARWICH – The iconic windmill that greets boaters at the mouth of the Herring River could be demolished in a year.   A one-year demolition delay...

    New Theater Company Debuts With ‘Ghost Story’ At The 204: Capeness...
    October 1, 2025
    HARWICH – There’s a new theater company based at The 204 Cultural Arts Municipal Building that aims to bring a new level of creativity to the local...

    Attendees of the One Cape summit last week took a road trip to the newly redeveloped historic West Harwich Schoolhouse, which has been converted to apartments. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTOS W. Harwich School Held Up As Redevelopment Model
    September 24, 2025
    HARWICH – The conversion of the 1871 West Harwich schoolhouse to housing was recognized by the Cape Cod Commission last week as a creative way of...

    Parents and their pups came out in full force Saturday to participate in Barks in the Park, hosted by the Harwich Community Center, Animal Control Officer Jennifer Harrington, the Harwich Health Department and the Harwich Chamber of Commerce. Dublin, a 10-week-old chocolate lab, was the first greeter when booths opened at 10 a.m.  MACKENZIE BLUE PHOTOS Dogs Have Their Day
    September 24, 2025
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    Davenport Companies will not pursue repurposing of the West Harwich Baptist Church but will be placing 10 housing units in the nearby former office building at 72 Route 28. FILE PHOT Davenport Pulls Out Of Baptist Church Project
    September 24, 2025
     HARWICH – The Davenport Companies notified the town it will not move forward with the acquisition of the West Harwich Baptist Church, which was to...

    Conservation Administrator Amy Usowski Speaks to conservation issues related to Pine Oaks Village IV project. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTO Board Hears Environmental Details Of Pine Oaks Village Project
    September 24, 2025
     HARWICH – Steps must be taken to assure groundwater and the Herring River watershed do not suffer degradation from the proposed 242-unit Pine Oaks...

    The Muddy Creek Bridge will be dedicated to honor Joseph Conrad Blute, who died in service to his country in World War II. CHRIS SEUFERT PHOTO Muddy Creek Bridge Dedication For Blute
    September 23, 2025
    . HARWICH– The bridge constructed in 2016 over Muddy Creek at the Harwich/Chatham town line will be dedicated in honor of Private Joseph Conrad...

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