West Chatham News

Private island living sets the tone for this contemporary home with Frank Lloyd Wright flair and Asian accents in West Chatham.

The Pickin' Pig BBQ in conjunction with the Marine Corps League of West Chatham hosted the second annual Toys for Tots Concert last month at Randy Wood's Guitars in Bloomingdale.

Chatham police Chief Willie Lovett is on the right track when it comes to revamping the county's 911 call center.

CHATHAM COUNTY's chief engineer, Suzanne Cooler, says that poorly constructed drainage is causing flooding and sinkholes in roads at Willow Lakes, one of two fairly new subdivisions in west Chatham where angry residents now want help from the county.

Tired of waiting for local officials to act, voters last night passed a citizen-drafted zoning bylaw that places new limits on chain stores and franchises in town.

Harwich resident Anne Stewart's winning "large garden" is brimming with squash, corn, beans, peppers and tomatoes.

A West Chatham fisherman is no longer facing a big fine and jail time for untangling a humpback whale, according to his lawyer.

The selectmen have called a special town meeting for Sept. 29 to consider a petition submitted by the Cape Cod Commercial Hook Fishermen's Association.

A private nonprofit group has taken the unusual step of petitioning for a special town meeting to get money to renovate its future headquarters.

The Cape Cod Commercial Hook Fishermen's Association raised $175,000 at their 9th annual Hooker's Ball, which took place Aug.

I was forwarded a link to a Daily Reflector.com story that includes a write-up on the Winter Park 11U's 6-1 win over Winterville and the Winter Park 12U's 10-1 victory over West Chatham.

American Legion Post 322 officers for coming year include, front row from left, Roland Waller Jr., Clayton Knight, Pete Waller, Joe Garcia, Ron Goodlin; back row, Dan Fields, Mike Lamb, Robert Meinen, Billy Strozier, Wayne Tipton and John Schwanfelder.

Physical education instructor Tommy Gibbs explains the rules for one of the events.

Several town offices temporarily closed yesterday in order to move out of the town annex on George Ryder Road.