Zane Razzaq
Reporter at Cape Cod Times
housing + real estate reporter @capecodtimes, alum @metrowestdaily. [email protected].
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1 week ago |
capecodtimes.com | Zane Razzaq
The Nickerson Family Association and volunteers are rebuilding a historic barn in Chatham, using 18th- and 19th-century carpentry methods. The barn, believed to be the oldest in Chatham, was donated to the association in 2021 and is being reconstructed on their Orleans Road campus. The restoration project, funded in part by Community Preservation Act grants, involves techniques like debarking, hewing, and pit sawing.
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2 weeks ago |
capecodtimes.com | Zane Razzaq
A proposal calls for razing the Harwich Port Sundae School ice cream shop to build a 28-unit condominium building. Residents expressed concerns about the proposed building's size and design at a Planning Board meeting. Developers argue the project promotes walkable living and will generate less traffic than the ice cream shop. On Tuesday night, Planning Board members heard more about the proposal, including information about a traffic assessment and the proposed septic system.
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2 weeks ago |
capecodtimes.com | Zane Razzaq
Gov. Maura Healey's administration announced the availability of 450 acres of state-owned land for housing development. Properties available include a lot in Oak Bluffs, the former Fitchburg Superior Courthouse, and the former Lowell District Court. No properties on Cape Cod were listed, but among the sites is 0 Eastville Ave. in Oak Bluffs on Martha’s Vineyard. The state’s website describes the property as a vacant, wooded L-shaped lot close to downtown Oak Bluffs and the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital.
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2 weeks ago |
capecodtimes.com | Zane Razzaq
The owners of a popular Cape Cod ice cream shop have proposed replacing it with 28 condominiums. Condominium prices are estimated between $900,000 and $1.2 million. In 2023, Robert DeMarco, Michael Kelly, and Michelle White — who all scooped ice cream at the beloved shop as teenagers — bought the businesses and properties of both Sundae School locations in Dennis Port and Harwich Port.
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2 weeks ago |
capecodtimes.com | Zane Razzaq
A 29-year-old Mashpee resident was allegedly driving drunk before crashing into a telephone pole off Route 130 and Sunset Strip around 11 p.m. on Saturday, according to police. "Although we had conflicting reports originally by the operator of the vehicle it was determined to be a single motor vehicle crash with only 1 occupant," wrote Lt. Ryan Nardone in an email. The car was traveling on Route 130 when it struck a telephone pole and then several trees in the woods, said Nardone.
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