CHATHAM – The select board and council on aging leadership expressed shock and exasperation Tuesday at the news that the planned renovation of the...

 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...

 HARWICH – The soon-to-be owners of the West Harwich Baptist Church, John Carey and Piper Connolly, have filed an application with the community...

HARWICH – The Monomoy boys golf team is rolling to the postseason as they follow up on last year’s historic second-place finish in the state...

HARWICH – The town is getting ready to seek contractors for the intersection improvements at Route 39 and Chatham Road, according to Department of...

ORLEANS – It took some back and forth, but the community preservation committee last week voted to recommend that $3 million be bonded to support...

Local law enforcement needs more resources to combat rampant cases of elder fraud, Cape and Islands District Attorney Robert Galibois said at an...

ORLEANS – Imagine a downtown area with an intentional design, where architectural aesthetics such as building footprint, height and roofing all...

It’s easy to take trees for granted. We see them every day. There are tall trees, short trees, and trees that sprawl and spread. Some are...

There are more than 2.1 million working dogs around the world, according to the trailer for “Healing Dakota,” a local documentary detailing the...

ORLEANS – The air is crisp, the leaves are changing, and chances are your coffee might have a hint of pumpkin spice to it.  All the telltale signs...

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...

ORLEANS – Wherever you go in Orleans, you’re never far from protected land. From wetlands to wooded trails and everything in between, open space is...

CHATHAM – What does a land conservation organization do when there’s little land left to conserve? In the case of the Chatham Conservation...

BREWSTER – Additional property taxes will not be needed to fund the Sea Camps improvement projects, at least in the near future. That was the word...