Cape Cod Chronicle

The Cape Cod Chronicle is a standalone weekly publication that reports on the communities of Chatham, Harwich, and Orleans in Cape Cod, Massachusetts.

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Accessible Trail Opens At Window On The Bay

1 week ago | capecodchronicle.com | Ryan Bray

Stephen O’Grady, executive director of the Orleans Conservation Trust, welcomes attendees to a ceremony June 12 to dedicate the new handicap-accessible trail at the trust’s Window on the Bay conservation area on Portanimicut Road. RYAN BRAY PHOTOS State Rep. Hadley Luddy, D-Orleans, says a few words at last week’s dedication. The new 150-foot long trail gives people of all abilities direct access to Pleasant Bay.
Orleans Chamber Readies Boards In The Stores For Year Three

1 week ago | capecodchronicle.com | Ryan Bray

Surfboards are on display inside 44 Main St. as part of this year’s Boards in the Stores fundraiser. Proceeds will support both the Orleans Chamber of Commerce and participating local artists. RYAN BRAY PHOTOS Lucy Fernandes’ board for Friends’ Marketplace. Lily Cianfaglione designed this board for Sandbar Denim. Logan Dibble captured the ocean on his board for the Barley Neck. Tom Fitzgerald’s board for Fitzgerald Custom Homes.
Historic Campus Concept Raises Question of Control

1 week ago | capecodchronicle.com | William Galvin

A planned discussion on creating a historic campus at 265 Sisson Rd. drew a lot of questions, such as who has jurisdiction. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTO HARWICH – A discussion about establishing a historic campus at 265 Sisson Rd., and a request to place a safety fence at a section of grass on the 1.1-acre parcel that contains the Harwich Junior Theatre’s Arts Center, has raised questions about who has jurisdiction over the property.
Inaugural Pride Parade Offers Support, Allyship For LGBTQ+ Community

1 week ago | capecodchronicle.com | Ryan Bray

Saturday’s festivities started on the Village Green next to Snow Library, where Sarah Burrill performed for attendees. RYAN BRAY PHOTOS There was no shortage of signs on display for last weekend’s parade, which was followed by an afternoon of programming at the Cape Rep Theater in Brewster. Zeppelin Brown of Brewster gets in on the fun during Saturday’s inaugural Lower Cape Pride parade. Melissa White, owner of Mazzeo Construction in Orleans, with her dog, Lola.
Neighbors Remain Adamently Opposed To Condo Project`

1 week ago | capecodchronicle.com | William Galvin

Planning board members Mary Maslowski, Chair Duncan Berry, Ann Clark Tucker, and Harry Munns view the presentation for the 28-unit condominium project proposed on the Sundae School property in Harwich Port. WILLIAM F.
'Staples Rock' Has Put Orleans Marketplace On The Social Media Map

1 week ago | capecodchronicle.com | Ryan Bray

Behold Staples Rock, which has gone viral online since being unearthed in the parking lot of Orleans Marketplace in the spring. RYAN BRAY PHOTO ORLEANS – Step aside, Nauset Beach. The biggest summer attraction in Orleans is a rock. That’s right, a rock. A big one. Right outside of Staples. The large boulder, which was unearthed earlier this spring during sewer work in Orleans Marketplace on Route 6A, sits fenced off on an island in the parking lot in front of the chain store.
Stop & Shop Makes $10,000 Contribution to MRHS Food Pantry

1 week ago | capecodchronicle.com | William Galvin

John Willis of Stop & Shop (left of check) and teacher Shana Grogan (right) join with members of the SHORE Pantry at Monomoy Regional High School in accepting a contribution to expand the pantry's services. COURTESY PHOTO HARWICH – Stop & Shop is teaming up with students at Monomoy Regional High School to combat food insecurity in the community.
Harwich Pond Coalition Pushes For Cleaner Waters

1 week ago | capecodchronicle.com | William Galvin

Harwich Ponds Coalition President Susan CYR speaks about the need for nutrient reductions that lead to cyanobacteria blooms in local ponds during the coalition's annual meeting on Saturday at the community center. WILLIAM F. GALVIN PHOTO HARWICH – The Harwich Pond Coalition, which formed a year ago, has an ambitious agenda directed at protecting the health of the town’s ponds.
Town Manager, Chiefs Get New Contracts

2 weeks ago | capecodchronicle.com | Ryan Bray

Kim Newman ORLEANS – Three top town officials have inked new contracts with the town. The select board last week unanimously voted to approve a new contract for Town Manager Kim Newman and revised contracts for Police Chief Scott MacDonald and Fire Chief Geof Deering. The contracts follow on the heels of successful negotiations with the town’s labor unions.
Oldest Living Veteran Of Stonewall Rebellion To Take Part In Pride Parade

2 weeks ago | capecodchronicle.com | Ryan Bray

Bob Isadore and David Bermudez of Yarmouthport will participate in Saturday’s Lower Cape Pride parade in Orleans. Bermudez is the oldest living veteran of the Stonewall Rebellion of 1969. COURTESY PHOTO ORLEANS – As David Bermudez remembers, it all happened very quickly. Sitting in the back of the Stonewall Inn one night in June 1969, Bermudez and his friends heard the sound of confrontation. Before they knew it, they were heading for the door.