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Letters To The Editor: Nov. 12, 2026

The Chatham Zoning Board of Appeals’ recent denial of the Meetinghouse Road housing proposal may feel like a victory for some, but it is worth looking past the rhetoric to examine the actual trajectory of our town. As current stewards of Chatham, we are called upon to mitigate the subtle assault we are facing — the beautiful delusion of opulence that treats our community as a luxury commodity rather than a living town.

Chatham, MA · 2d
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Zoning Board More Receptive To Proposed Apartment Building

CHATHAM – Plans for a proposed apartment building on Route 28 have been revised, reducing the total number of units and changing the traffic flow on the property at 1134 and 1142 Main Street. At an informal discussion Nov. 5, zoning board of appeals members appeared more receptive to...

Chatham, MA · 1d
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Minks, rats and a Cape Cod legend

Driving past a neighborhood patch of brush and wetlands, I watched as a critter, sleek and dark with a long tail, slid across the road. My brain tried to register similar animals I’ve seen on Cape Cod. But It was too small to be a fisher. And it was too far from significant water to be an otter.

Cape Cod And Islands, MA · 2d
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Nantucket power couple is embroiled in scandal as wife is accused of sly intimidation tactics

The worker has been at odds with the couple for months after he claimed that he was wrongfully suspended and fired from his position for complaining about police leadership.

Nantucket, MA · 4d

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50 Cape Cod condos are up for grabs in a housing lottery. Prices start at $282,800

Housing Assistance has opened applications for a 50-condo homeownership lottery at Cornerstone Hyannis , with prices ranging from $282,800 to $421,550. The new middle-income housing community at 268 Stevens St. is within walking distance of Main Street Hyannis . Of the 50 condos , 46 will be income-restricted and four will be sold at market rate. The development will include 18 one-bedroom, 27 two-bedroom and five three-bedroom condos. The homes will be sold as primary residences, with prices depending on income level, household size and eligibility. Who is eligible for the Cornerstone Hyannis lottery? Applicants generally must be first-time homebuyers, though certain exceptions apply. They must earn no more than 100% or 120% of Area Median Income, depending on the condo. The annual income limits for households at 100% and 120% AMI are: One person: $98,900 and $118,700Two people: $113,000 and $135,600Three people: $127,100 and $152,550Four people: $141,200 and $169,450Five people: $152,500 and $183,000Six people: $163,800 and $196,600 Applicants also may have no more than $155,000 in assets, excluding IRS-recognized retirement accounts of $250,000 or less. Buyers must qualify for a mortgage with a minimum 3% down payment. Applications and full eligibility requirements are available at maloneyproperties.jotform.com/262734701950962 . The application

Cape Cod And Islands, MA · 3d

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Cape Cod restaurants: 2 new bakeries open, popular bar gives away furniture

In Cape Cod restaurant news this week, it’s all about “rising” stars as two new bakeries open in the region. There is a free Thanksgiving lunch for veterans in Sandwich. New owners are celebrating at a Falmouth market and the Fig Tree Cafe in Marstons Mills announced on Facebook that it now has a dedicated toaster and prep area for gluten-free dishes to banish risks of cross-contamination. Also, Shipwrecked in Falmouth , one of USA Today’s Best Bars in the nation, was giving away extra furniture this week in front of its Grand Avenue spot. Check their Facebook post for details. From the ICYMI (in-case-you-missed-it) department, we reported last week on Four Seas Ice Cream taking over the commercial kitchen in Centerville, former home of The Casual Gourmet. There was also news on Sam Diego’s going ahead with an auction of their decor and a piece about a dozen bars at which to meet friends who are home for the holidays. Great Island Bakery in Yarmouth is now The Rollery Great Island Bakery, which has been closed for a couple of years, has a new tenant: The Rollery ― Sourdough Bakery opened Nov. 7 and people can’t stop raving about

Cape Cod And Islands, MA · 2d

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Inside Bill Belichick's Estimated $15 Million Nantucket Real Estate Empire

Bill Belichick has spent nearly five decades building an estimated $15 million Nantucket real estate portfolio. Explore his longtime Siasconset compound, $4.8 million downtown home, new construction project and recent $3.8 million beach cottage sale.

Nantucket, MA · 18h

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Stop & Shop store sells winning $100K Mass Cash ticket

A lottery ticket won in the Sunday midday drawing of the Massachusetts State Lottery's "Mass Cash" game was sold at a Stop & Shop on Cape Cod. The lucky lottery player bought their ticket at a Stop & Shop located at 500 Route 134 in South Dennis, according to the Massachusetts State Lottery.

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22 Articles Grace Orleans’ Fall Warrant

ORLEANS – Clean water, zoning amendments and what to do about the aging community center building on Main Street are among the issues going before voters at next week’s special town meeting. There are 22 articles on the warrant for this year’s fall meeting, which will be held...

Orleans, MA · 2d

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Peck Named New DPW Director

HARWICH – In continuing to build his leadership team, Town Administrator Jay McGrail makes no apologies for choosing proven talent. This week, he announced another former colleague from Middleborough, Christopher Peck, to serve as Harwich’s next director of public works. Peck’s was among 14 applications reviewed by a...

Harwich, MA · 2d

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The Turkey That Turned Heads

EAST HARWICH – What’s more unlucky than being a turkey just before Thanksgiving? Perhaps being one that’s snow white, devoid of the natural camouflage that helps them avoid predators. White turkeys like the one recently spotted in a residential neighborhood of East Harwich are an unexpected find,...

Harwich, MA · 1d

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Near Cape Cod’s First Encounter Beach, 126 acres return to Indigenous care

The Native Land Conservancy , an Indigenous-led nonprofit, has added a sweeping tract of land in the form of 126 acres in Eastham, expanding a conservation property overlooking Cape Cod Bay that holds ecological value and Wampanoag historical significance . About 126 acres of salt marsh located on the western shore of Eastham was transferred to the Conservancy as a gift from similarly-named The Nature Conservancy on Oct. 30, according to Paula Peters, communications and programs coordinator for the Native Land Conservancy, who spoke to the Times by text on Nov. 10. “This location holds so many stories that were buried and are ready to be unearthed,” said Native Land Conservancy Founder and Board President Ramona Peters, who is also a member of the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe. "Long before the first encounter, this area was utilized and cared for by Native people. The 126 acres abuts a 20.4-acre parcel that the Native Land Conservancy purchased in June . At the time, Executive Director Diana Ruiz said the land could provide breeding habitat for several species in danger of extinction. The conservancy bought the property for $3 million from the Nauset Land Trust, a private family trust, according to Barnstable County

Eastham, MA · 1d

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This Quiet, Sandy Massachusetts Beach On Cape Cod Hides Behind A Difficult But Wildly Rewarding Trail

For anyone who loves a walk on the beach, the Great Island Trail on the Outer Cape region of Cape Cod may make both feet and heart go pitter-patter. That's because the 3.9- or 8.8-mile trail (depending on which loop you take) takes in some of the best ocean views and sandy dunes in Massachusetts. It starts a few miles west of downtown Wellfleet, the beachy beauty of Cape Cod without crowds. From the fast-filling parking lot of Chequessett Neck Road, the trail heads south through an aromatic pitch pine forest to reach the beach. A few steps in from the parking lot, find the grave of a Wampanoag woman, now covered with shells, pebbles, pinecones, and other talismans. Discovered in 1953, the 400-year-old bones below remind hikers that they are walking on Native land.

Wellfleet, MA · 3d

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Monomoy Volleyball Wins First-Ever State Tournament Match In Inaugural Playoff Appearance

HARWICH – As the Monomoy volleyball team played in their first-ever playoff game last week, their coaches wore T-shirts that read “Everyone watches women’s volleyball.”. The size and volume of the home crowd inside the Sharks’ gym, as an inaugural postseason appearance became a milestone state tournament...

Harwich, MA · 2d

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Matt Goyen to be inducted into the CCBL Hall of Fame

The last time Matt Goyen was a part of the Cape Cod Baseball League, it was certainly different. The Brewster Whitecaps actually played in Harwich at Cape Cod Tech. It was only in ‘06 that the ‘Caps moved to their current venue, Stony Brook Field. Now, Goyen is...

Harwich, MA · 1d

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Our View: Move Forward With Sea Camps

The more than $1.7 million that Brewster voters will be asked to spend on capital improvements to the Sea Camps bay property at Monday’s special town meeting is an investment worth making. The defeat of master plan funding for the property was a setback; on Nov. 16 voters have an opportunity to put rehabilitation of the property back on track. The money, which comes from community preservation funds and free cash, will rehabilitate tennis courts, allow demolition of up to 21 buildings, replace a water main in an environmentally sensitive area and develop landscaping and trail plans. The property holds the potential for being a real centerpiece for the town, and these steps will continue movement in that direction.

Brewster, MA · 2d

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On Veterans Day, Orleans Celebrates The Power Of Memory

ORLEANS – Cecil Newcomb, a Vietnam War veteran, was recently asked by a friend how often he thinks about his time serving in the conflict. “My answer to him was ‘Every day of my life,’” said Newcomb, who served in Vietnam as a helicopter crew chief.

Orleans, MA · 1d

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Leah Woodward powers Dennis-Yarmouth into field hockey quarterfinals

Leah Woodward left her mark all over No. 2 Dennis-Yarmouth's 7-0 win over No. 15 Northbridge in a Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association Division 4 field hockey state tournament Round of 16 matchup on Tuesday. Woodward recorded a hat trick and three assists. Olivia Almonte, an eighth grader, started the scoring with a goal 2:14 into the game. Jenna Richard added a goal and an assist, and Riley Precourt scored once. Dennis-Yarmouth (14-3-3) has recorded shutouts in each of its first two state tournament games, while scoring 15 goals in the process. The Dolphins will play No. 7 West Bridgewater, which also hasn’t allowed a goal in two wins, in the round of 8 at a date and time to be determined. In other high school sports: Field Hockey Div. 3, Round of 16 – No. 1 Sandwich 3, No. 16 Scituate 0: The undefeated Blue Knights (20-0-0) notched their 20th win of the season as they shut out a second straight state tournament opponent. They advanced to the Round of 8, where No. 8 East Longmeadow awaits in a game to be played Nov. 12 at 1:30 p.m. Elisabeth Stutzman scored twice and Rae Senno added a goal for the

Dennis, MA · 2d

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Nantucket Just Dodged A Massive Bullet, But Not Of Its Own Accord

To the editor: Ballot question 7 Nantucket vote: No 51 percent, Yes 49 percent. I could not agree more with Joe Topham regarding the devastatingly negative impact Ballot Question 7 would have had on Nantucket, had it passed. One must ask, however, why he waited until after the voting on Tuesday to voice this concern? The existence of and information on Ballot Question 7 was made available to the public in early September. It’s not as if our officials weren’t aware of it. In the October 29 edition, the I&M reported that Leslie Snell said that neither the Planning Board nor the Nantucket Planning & Economic Development Commission has discussed the question or taken a position on it. How could such an important ballot initiative not have been a focus for the people in our community who are responsible for planning our future? Why was the alarm bell not sounded well BEFORE people voted?

Nantucket, MA · 2d

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Most people know him as Father Paul, but you can call him General

In 1984, Paul K. Hurley graduated from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point and was commissioned as an officer in the U.S. Army, eventually becoming a captain of artillery in the famed 82nd Airborne Division. The Weymouth native loved the camaraderie of the armed forces, but felt like something was missing in his life. So he left the Army in 1990 to find out exactly what that was.

Manomet, MA · 2d