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Nature Connection: Facing Our Fears Of Nature

Ever since humans took to walking upright, differentiating themselves from their other animal relatives, they’ve responded to their fear of the...

Former Wequassett Resort & Golf Club owner Jamie McClenned and former managing Partner Mark Novota have a good laugh during the centennial on Thursday while discussing their time working together. McClenned owned the resort from 1977 to 2022 and Novota was there 37 years and helped turn the facility into a Five Star resort.

Wequassett Resort Celebrates Its Centennial

There have been several owners of the Wequassett Resort and Golf Club over the past 100 years. Each has worked to grow and improve the...

New owners TJ, Tara and Tori with their father, Todd Nelson at Eat Cake 4 Breakfast. COURTESY PHOTO

Sibling Trio Purchase Brewster Bakery Eat Cake 4 Breakfast

BREWSTER – Eat Cake 4 Breakfast, a French patisserie-style bakery with an American twist, has been a Brewster favorite for many years, picking up...

The new cut as seen from the air. KARL SWENSON PHOTO

Storm Severs Tip Of North Beach Island; Officials Warn Mariners...

CHATHAM – Last week’s nor’easter provided a stark reminder that the outer beach, and the inlets that mariners depend on to get from Chatham Harbor...

Employee Rory Farris cut the ribbon at the grand opening of The Grateful Mug Cafe.

A Grand Opening At The Grateful Mug Cafe

HARWICH – The doors swung open Saturday morning to a new venture mixing coffee and baked goods with education for young adults with developmental...

Rev. Brian McGurk blesses fishing boats at a previous Blessing of the Fleet ceremony. FILE PHOTO

Chatham Blessing Of The Fleet Returns Sunday

CHATHAM – After a five-year absence, the Blessing of the Fleet will return Sunday. The ceremony, sponsored by the Women of Fishing Families, will...

Michael Medlin of the Cape Crushers mountain bike team rides a trail. STEPHEN SIMINSKI PHOTO

Lower Cape Kids Compete On Crushers Mountain Bike Team

Io Torrellas had already won five of five mountain biking races a couple years ago when, during the sixth and final race, she got a flat tire....

The Orleans select board last week voted in favor of a revised native plantings resolution that allows for annuals in planters and baskets on town property, including these along Main Street. RYAN BRAY PHOTO

Revised Resolution Allows For Annuals On Town Property

ORLEANS – As spring draws closer to summer, the large planters downtown along Main Street remain empty. Typically the Orleans Improvement...

The Chatham Squire’s outdoor patio area. A request to allow smoking and vaping after serving hours was denied by the select board last week. TIM WOOD PHOTO

Board Shoots Down Squire Patio Smoking Request

CHATHAM – A request by the Chatham Squire to allow smoking and vaping on the Main Street restaurant’s outdoor patio after serving hours was denied...

Rob Franz, U.S. Army, ret., said only a quarter of Americans understand the meaning of Memorial Day. ALAN POLLOCK PHOTOS

‘Say Their Names’ - Citizens Mark Memorial Day By Remembering...

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MARY RICHMOND ILLUSTRATION

Nature Connection: Climbing Trees

When I was a child, climbing a tree was one of my favorite things to do. No matter where I was or what I was doing, I was always on the lookout for...

MARY RICHMOND ILLUSTRATION

Nature Connection: Climbing Trees

When I was a child, climbing a tree was one of my favorite things to do. No matter where I was or what I was doing, I was always on the lookout for...

Longstanding Scholarship Could Move To Cape Cod Foundation

CHATHAM – When George and Mary Bearse decided to create a trust to administer a scholarship back in the 1960s, Chatham was a different place....

How Chowder Helped Combat COVID: Free ‘Small Boats, Big Taste’...

Words play across the screen and twist away, reminiscent of a Star Wars movie, ominous, but in this case real. “February 2020 COVID strikes....

Madison Kanaga and Luisa Pimenta are served lunch by “Kathy Shark,” a council on aging volunteer, during an intergenerational lunch between second graders and seniors May 16. RYAN BRAY PHOTOS.

Second Graders, Seniors Break Bread At Council On Aging

ORLEANS – How much do you know about sharks? On Friday, students at Orleans Elementary School told adults all about them over lunch. Students in...

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