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    The CredibleMind website offers a variety of self-help resources. Free Mental Health Self-help Available On Lower Cape
    September 11, 2025
    For people looking for a judgement-free resource for mental health and substance use problems, a new online self-help resource is now...

    Volunteers with this summer’s Food 4 Kids program put in extra work to meet the growing demand for summertime meals. PHOTO COURTESY FOOD 4 KIDS Food 4 Kids Continues To Grow
    September 10, 2025
    ORLEANS – Jenn Gale knew that this summer’s Food 4 Kids program was going to top the number of children served last year. She just didn’t realize...

    The Orleans Select Board will continue its discussion on a possible residential property tax exemption for year-round property owners at its Sept. 24 meeting. FILE PHOTO Select Board Talks Residential Exemption
    September 10, 2025
    ORLEANS – Following the will of voters at May’s annual town meeting, the select board has started wading into conversations about adopting a...

    The Orleans Pond Coalition has spread its Celebrate Our Waters programming over multiple months this year, culminating with its annual September festivities on Sept. 13 and 14. FILE PHOTO Coalition Readies Celebrate Our Waters Events
    September 4, 2025
    ORLEANS – The Orleans Pond Coalition is in its 14th year hosting Celebrate Our Waters in September. This year, the annual event promoting the...

    Members of the Energy Navigators stand ready to answer questions for visitors to the Orleans Farmers Market on Aug.16. PHOTO COURTESY MARTIN CULIK Grassroots Group Works To Educate People On Clean Energy
    September 4, 2025
    ORLEANS – So you’re interested in clean energy and reducing your carbon footprint. Where do you start? For many, that can be the hard part. But a...

    The Orleans select board and the Nauset regional school committee held a joint meeting Aug. 28 to discuss how the two sides might be able to work together toward the construction of a new fire station in Orleans. RYAN BRAY PHOTO Town, Nauset Officials Talk Fire Station
    September 3, 2025
    ORLEANS – On paper, last week’s joint meeting between the select board and the Nauset regional school committee focused on the need for a new fire...

    Specially designed surfboards line the walls inside the community center building at 44 Main St. as part of the Orleans Chamber of Commerce’s annual Boards in the Stores Auction. FILE PHOTO Chamber Concludes Successful Boards In The Stores Campaign
    September 3, 2025
    ORLEANS – This year’s annual Boards in the Stores fundraiser is in the books, with proceeds from custom-designed miniature surfboards going to...

    The conservation commission in Orleans will continue accepting public comment through Sept. 9 on a proposal to implement stickered parking at Kent’s Point. FILE PHOTO ConCom Floats Permit Parking For Kent’s Point
    September 3, 2025
    ORLEANS – Visitors to Kent’s Point laud the opportunities for connection, socialization and physical exercise that the popular conservation and...

    Former Truro Town Manager Darrin Tangeman has conditionally been hired as Orleans’ new finance director, pending a background check and contract negotiations. RYAN BRAY PHOTO Orleans Taps Former Truro Manager As Finance Director
    August 28, 2025
    ORLEANS – The town has a new finance director. The select board on Aug. 20 unanimously voted in support of hiring Darrin Tangeman for the role...

    Glenn Brand began work as superintendent of schools for the Nauset Regional School District in July. RYAN BRAY PHOTO New Superintendent Takes The Reins At Nauset
    August 27, 2025
    ORLEANS – Glenn Brand brings a healthy professional resume into his new role as superintendent of schools for the Nauset Regional School District....

    Former members of the Community of Jesus in separate interviews said that the allegations made in a federal civil lawsuit filed against the community last month are in line with what they experienced. ALAN POLLOCK PHOTO For Former Community Of Jesus Members, Suit Allegations Ring True
    August 26, 2025
    ORLEANS – Kimberly Nash remembers being in high school and driving through the Community of Jesus compound. It had been a few years since she and...

    The team at Arey’s Pond Boat Yard alongside their latest 19-foot catboat, “The Cat in the Hat (comes back).” From left are Dan Agar, Tony Davis, 11-month old Claire Davis and Brooke Davis. RYAN BRAY PHOTOS Arey’s Pond Boat Yard Unveils Latest Catboat
    August 21, 2025
    There have been hundreds of custom boats handcrafted at Arey’s Pond Boat Yard over the years, but none quite like “The Cat and the Hat (comes...

    Rabbi Susan Abramson of Temple Shalom Emeth addresses attendees of a community conversation on immigration at the Federated Church of Orleans on Aug. 17. RYAN BRAY PHOTO Federated Church Hosts Conversation On Immigration
    August 20, 2025
    ORLEANS – In Rabbi Susan Abramson’s home of Burlington, just a short five-minute walk from her synagogue, Temple Shalom Emeth, a nondescript...

    An article asking the town to adopt a specialized energy code could go before voters at November’s special town meeting after voters narrowly shot down the request in 2023. FILE PHOTO Committee Eyes Second Attempt At Energy Code Adoption
    August 20, 2025
    ORLEANS – An article to adopt a specialized energy code narrowly failed with town meeting voters two years ago. Now the town’s energy and climate...

    The Community of Jesus is one of three defendants named in a federal lawsuit alleging that the Community resorted to child labor and trafficking in the construction of its performing arts center. ALAN POLLOCK PHOTOS Community Of Jesus Subject Of Child Labor, Trafficking Suit
    August 15, 2025
     ORLEANS – A federal lawsuit filed against the Community of Jesus and two other local nonprofits alleges that the community resorted to unpaid...

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