Denise Coffey

6 days ago | capecodtimes.com | Denise Coffey

A museum, a nail polish business, and a longtime Cape Cod business leader were recognized by SCORE Cape Cod and the Islands at its annual awards ceremony on May 7. The nonprofit works with entrepreneurs and small business owners in Barnstable, Dukes and Nantucket counties, providing free and confidential business advice and mentoring. An eight-member SCORE Executive Committee voted on the winners, according to Marc Goldberg, one of 40 SCORE mentors on the Cape.

1 week ago | capecodtimes.com | Denise Coffey

New stairs and an accessible ramp and viewing platform are nearing completion at Marconi Beach in Wellfleet. The previous stairs were destroyed by a nor'easter in September 2024, just four months after being installed. The beach sees an estimated 2,000 visitors daily during the summer and 150,000 annually. A few souls enjoyed the sun and sand from folding chairs.

1 week ago | capecodtimes.com | Denise Coffey

Tatiana Jacobs, a corrections officer trainee, was remanded to jail after pleading not guilty to armed assault to murder. A man was found stabbed on Route 6 in Harwich, and witnesses reported seeing Jacobs assault him. Jacobs claimed to be rendering aid to the man, denying involvement in the stabbing and a prior altercation. Jacobs pleaded not guilty a week earlier to a charge of armed assault to murder after state police found a stabbed man on Sunday, May 18, on Route 6 in Harwich.

1 week ago | capecodtimes.com | Denise Coffey

Three license types are being considered: supplemental for existing establishments, hospitality for new or established businesses, and temporary event licenses. Licenses would initially be exclusive to social equity program participants, but local businesses could partner with them. Provincetown would require a town meeting vote and further preparations before allowing social consumption.

2 weeks ago | capecodtimes.com | Denise Coffey

Flanagan faces charges of wire fraud and falsification of records related to his campaign and job. He pleaded not guilty to all charges in April. A new status conference will be scheduled in approximately 60 days. Flanagan was indicted on five counts of wire fraud and one count of falsification of records in connection with his campaign for state representative and his job as executive officer of the Home Builders and Remodelers of Cape Cod.