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Hidden in plain sight: Archeologist finds evidence of ancient tribal community in Orleans
An archeologist's examination of an Orleans conservation area is shedding light on Wampanoag history previously "hidden in plain sight," according to Historical Commission Chair Ronald Petersen. "We have evidence of Indigenous habitation of the area that goes back probably 9,000 years," said Petersen. "Everyone has kind of always assumed that. But we now have it cast in stone that that is a fact." ...
Steps Taken To Avoid Future Water Contamination
HARWICH – The town is taking steps to avoid a repeat of last week’s water system contamination that resulted in a Do Not Drink order being issued. Fire Chief David LeBlanc is changing the department’s policy and standards on use of firefighting foam after the material back-flowed into the water system during a fire April 9, causing more than 300 homes in North Harwich to rely on bottled water for a day.
Spring construction projects could have impact on Cape Cod beachgoers
BOSTON – The National Park Service announced several construction projects on Massachusetts beaches in the coming months, and they could impact your trip.Cape Cod constructionThe projects are planned on several outer Cape Cod beaches this spring.They will be making improvements to locations along the Cape Cod National Seashore.What beaches could be impacted?Among the projects, crews will be replacing old stairs at Marconi Beach and installing new fee booths at Race Point and Head of the Meadow beaches.Parking areas will be repaved and signs replaced at several beaches.The National Park Service said to check its website to make sure the beach you want to visit will be open.
Private firm takes control of sewage treatment plant at Joint Base Cape Cod
The private investment firm that took over ownership of the underused sewage treatment plant on Joint Base Cape Cod in September began operations Monday, a move the firm said is the first step in solving the region's wastewater disposal problems. Despite the protracted series of events leading up to the final title transfer Monday — including several delays and contracts being scrutinized by federal, state and local agencies — American States Utility Services, commonly referred to...
Our View: A Commendable Response
There are few government functions more important than providing clean drinking water for residents. It is, arguably, the foundation of a liveable community, a municipal operation that is, when working smoothly, routine and taken for granted by most folks. But when something goes wrong, the consequences can be dire. Just...
The Chocolate Rose: Mashpee confectioner takes top spot in Cape Cod best bakery poll
MASHPEE ― At first glance, The Chocolate Rose bakery looks lonely, the only tenant in a neat white clapboard strip mall on Route 130. But up close, the charming bakery that looks and smells like a treasure chest full of handmade baked jewels is just one-third of baker/owner Vanessa Benoit’s realm. “We have this...
Man admits to killing Northampton mom of two. But was it premeditated?
There is no doubt Thadius McGrath killed Samantha Rementer in 2022, but it will be up to a Bucks County judge to decide if it was an accident or premeditated. On Monday, McGrath, 37, of South Chatham, Massachusetts, pleaded guilty to general homicide and related felonies and misdemeanors in the murder of Rementer who was beaten and strangled in front of her 4-year-old daughter.
Chamber Director Leading With Vision
ORLEANS – Last April, the Orleans Chamber of Commerce was in need of a new executive director. But finding the right person for the job proved difficult, recalled Judy Lindahl, who at the time chaired the chamber’s board of directors. “We all knew what the vision needed to...
Letters To The Editor: April 18, 2024
We attended the All Cape and Islands Jazz Festival at Monomoy Regional High School last Thursday. We were treated to engaging performances by local high school jazz bands, featuring young musicians from a half dozen communities. The talent and dedication of these kids is amazing!. A special shout to director...
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