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Marilyn Dearborn, president of the Friends of Brewster Seniors, presented Elton Cutler, director of the Brewster Council on Aging, with the keys to a new minivan last Wednesday as Town Manager Peter Lombardi (center) looked on. Dearborn said it was the largest gift to the COA she had ever seen in her 17 years at the Friends. MACKENZIE BLUE PHOTO

Friends Of Brewster Seniors Present Van To COA

January 16, 2025

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Yes, We Can!
-----Last week, Sandy Wycoff and Kim Roderiques presented a check for $28,755 to Lisa Guyon, the executive director of WE CAN, proceeds from Roderiques’ book “Chatham: A Cape Cod Village.” Wycoff, a long-time WE CAN supporter and owner of The Clothing Bar and Chatham Kids, underwrote the book's production so that all of the proceeds would go directly to WE CAN. Over 600 copies were sold in just a few months. The book is for sale at the Clothing Bar, The Trading Company, and the Mayflower Shop. Pictured from left are WE CAN staff members Margi Eckhouse, Kait Brine, Tashane Lester and Kat Pannill; Roderiques, Guyon and Wycoff. AMY TAGLIAFERRI PHOTO

Parting Shots, Jan. 16 2025

January 15, 2025

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Alice Bonatt, owner of the former Bonatt’s in Harwich Port, with her granddaughter Nicole Squires, a Larry’s server.

Chatham Leaves Larry's PX Servers a Huge Tip

January 15, 2025

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Giddy Up!
---- Geoff Bassett and Kim Roderiques won Best Short Documentary for their film “How Horses Heal” at the Equus Film Festival in Albuquerque, NM. COURTESY PHOTO

Parting Shots Jan. 9, 2025

January 8, 2025

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The banana peeled out to lead the bunch.

A Race To The Frivolous

January 3, 2025

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Look Who Strolled In The Chatham Stroll
------ Janice Alex, while enjoying dinner at Bluefins during Chatham’s Christmas by the Sea stroll this year, was surprised to see the Grinch peeking in at her! The Grinch was seen at multiple locations during the popular stroll. Alex, an agent with Christie’s International Real Estate Atlantic Brokerage, wondered if she knew who lurked behind that mask. JUSTIN ALEX PHOTO

Parting Shots Jan. 2 2025

January 1, 2025

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The annual Town Photo kicked off Tuesday’s First Night celebration in Chatham. Hundreds gathered at the Chatham Lighthouse and Coast Guard Station to welcome in the new year. SPENCER KENNARD PHOTO

Chatham Welcomes 2025

December 31, 2024

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The Coast Guard Auxiliary allowed the public the chance to try activating distress flares in an exercise on Lighthouse Beach, Chatham, in August. FILE PHOTO

December 31, 2024

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Grinch Visits Chatham
---The Orpheum Theater was filled with excited kids for a free screening of “The Grinch” on Dec. 13. The annual event raises funds for Chatham Elementary School’s PTO. Pictured are Benjamin, Jack and Charlotte. COURTESY PHOTO

Parting Shots Dec. 26 2024

December 26, 2024

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ArtNova Gallery Hosts CCYP Coffee Connect
--- The downtown Chatham gallery ArtNova and Cape Cod Young Professionals recently hosted a networking event with the Chatham Chamber and CARE for the Cape and Islands. Chatham Cookware Cafe provided coffee and pastries. Pictured from left are Emily Wagner, executive director of CCYP; Angela Bucar, Chatham Chamber of Commerce executive director; Nick Heaney, ArtNova artist; and Adam Gracia of CARE for the Cape and Islands. COURTESY PHOTO

Parting Shots, Dec. 19 2024

December 19, 2024

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Toy Day is such a sought-after event at the Family Pantry that volunteers take part in a lottery to win the chance to help out. ALAN POLLOCK PHOTOS

Family Pantry Brightens Holidays For 400 Kids At Annual Toy...

December 19, 2024

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Dreams Do Come True
--- June Kirkbride, a resident of Rosewood Manor in Harwich, had a dream to take a ride in a Porsche. Last week she got her wish while celebrating her 90th birthday with family at the Manor. Rosewood activities director Scott Allaire contacted several Porsche dealerships, and Joel Bradley of the Cape Cod Porsche Group made it happen. Shown here is Kirkbride in her dream car. BRENNA VAN TASSEL PHOTOS

Parting Shots, Dec. 12, 2024

December 11, 2024

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Eddy Elementary School Choir members try to stay warm while performing holiday songs. MACKENZIE BLUE PHOTO

Santa Claus Comes To Town

December 11, 2024

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Learning About Sharks
---- Dr. Gregory Skomal, senior researcher of the Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries, addressed the membership of the Chatham Men’s Club recently. He provided a comprehensive update of his experiences studying and interacting with the great white shark off our coastline along with some interesting biographical information. He was greeted by the club’s executive committee chair, John Kosian (left) and moderator Steve Saunders (center). CHUCK BORKOSKI PHOTO

Parting Shots, Dec. 5 2024

December 5, 2024

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The annual lighting of the community Christmas tree on Old Colony Way in Orleans was met with cheers from spectators in attendance Nov. 29. RYAN BRAY PHOTO

It’s Lit! Tree Lighting, Santa Set Holiday Mood In Orleans

December 4, 2024

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Chatham Jewelers 4 Jan 2025

Chatham Jewelers 1 Jan 2025

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