Harwich Port News

Monahan & Co., Ltd. Jewelers of Harwich Port is conducting a summer-long food drive for The Family Pantry of Harwich.

SCUBA FINS: I have seven or eight pairs of scuba fins I would like to give to a good cause.

The menu at Cape Sea Grille is undeniably intriguing. It offers subtly modern takes on old standards of fine dining: The Caesar salad features crispy polenta croutons and the seared scallops - a Cape Cod staple - come with crispy duck confit rangoons.

Randall Realtors GMAC Real Estate has acquired Kinlin Grover GMAC Real Estate, serving Cape Cod and the islands.

The Congregational Church of South Dennis has been called 'The Sea Captains' Church' and the 'friendly church.' More recently, the small, nearly 200-year-old congregation has been known as the church that Jeffrey Windle robbed.

The sensory surprise of this renovated Harwich Port home overlooking Doanes Creek near Nantucket Sound is its 15 botantical garden rooms.

Because of a reporting error, a story on Page C1 of Tuesday's Cape Cod Times gave the wrong location for Cape Sea Grille.

A federal judge yesterday sentenced a Harwich Port man to 15 years in prison for stealing $14 million from the Natick company where he worked and more than $600,000 from the Cape Cod church where he volunteered.

A Harwich Port man is scheduled to be sentenced in federal court today on charges he stole $14 million from the Natick company where he worked and roughly $647,000 from the South Dennis church where he volunteered.

Randall Realtors, which has local offices in Mystic, Waterford, Westerly and Watch Hill, announced Monday the purchase of Kinlin Grover GMAC Real Estate, a well-known company from Cape Cod.

Last week, we sailed out on Sarah, the 1886 Crosby Catboat replica built at the Cape Cod Maritime Museum in Hyannis a couple of years ago, just for a nice time and to make a little contribution to the museum.

Devils president and GM Lou Lamoriello has been elected into the Cape Cod Baseball League Hall of Fame.

The stock markets may fluctuate and consumer confidence may falter, but Cape Cod visitors had a different kind of report on their minds this weekend.

A bill now sitting on the president's desk, House Resolution 627, Credit Cardholders' Bill of Rights Act of 2009 contains a section that will allow concealed weapons in national parks and other nature refuges.

The slumping economy may mean brisker business at the Cape's many thrift stores.

A proposal to boost the state sales tax to 6.25 percent isn't likely to cost local businesses either in customers or income should it become law, some business owners say.

Cities like New York, Miami, New Orleans and Los Angeles are always associated with the hottest restaurants and most innovative chefs.

To some Cape Cod business owners, a proposal to increase the state sales tax is a simple matter of dollars and sense.

Harwich Middle School will hold a Technology Fair from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday in the school library.

"Women of Faith," a documentary on women and the Catholic Church, will premier at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Cape Cinema's Screening Room, located in the Cape Cod Museum of Art, 60 Hope Lane .