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Reed defies stereotypes and pushes Cape to do the same
When John Reed was first elected president of the Cape Cod Chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People in 1991, he said racist sentiments colored Cape Cod real estate.
Dear Write to Know: I have noticed there are numerous street lights on during the day in town.
Man punches own car window, suffers life-threatening injuries
An 18-year-old man suffered potentially life-threatening injuries after punching his own car window following a minor car crash near the Super Stop & Shop in Independence Park Wednesday afternoon, police and ...
Elbows concert at Mattacheese Middle School
Because of incorrect information supplied to the Times, listings on Page 5 of Friday's CapeWeek gave the wrong location for a concert by the Elbows.
State agency upholds ruling for Cape Wind
The director of the state Division of Fisheries and Wildlife has upheld an earlier finding that a wind farm proposed for Nantucket Sound will not kill or otherwise "take" endangered species under state law.
Sean Corcoran's weekly Cape Wind blog
The latest lowdown on the showdown from our lead reporter Sean Corcoran. Check this space every Wednesday for a new column.
Two dogs quarantined after biting incidents
Two dogs involved in unrelated biting incidents this weekend have been placed on in-house quarantine as required by state law.
Yarmouth 4th pops with arrests
It was a busy Fourth of July weekend for Yarmouth police that ended with a few people losing their independence.
Michael McGrath's show business longevity is well illustrated by the musical comedy "A Day in Hollywood/A Night in the Ukraine." The Worcester native first appeared in the show in 1984.
Lawmakers approve $1 hike in cigarette tax
As soon as tomorrow, cigarette smokers in Massachusetts could pay more to light up.
Police Given Live Projectile At Gun Drop
Police in West Yarmouth got a little more firepower than they bargained for during a gun drop-off event.
Two charged with drunk driving in Yarmouth
A West Yarmouth man was charged with drunk driving for the fourth time after an accident near the Yarmouth-Hyannis line on Route 28 last night.
Dear Write to Know: On May 13, Ryan Jones, doing business as Earthday Landscaping, did some yard work for me, for which he was paid in full.
Proposed changes to Yarmouth's bylaws leave a future in doubt for long-term motel renters.
The door to James "Jim" Delise's motel room is ajar, and the faint smell of cigarette smoke wafts out with the breeze.
Thanks to YPD for finding this menace. They should make
A two vehicle crash stalled the afternoon commute in Marstons Mills. Reports say a Jeep and another vehicle collided at Route 28 and Route 149 just before 4 p.m. causing the Jeep to roll over.
Fatal air crash cause still undetermined
The National Transportation Safety Board investigators spent the day gathering "perishable information" at the scene of a fatal plane crash at the Barnstable Municipal Airport yesterday.
Telegraph This: Mostly cloudy skies today
The National Weather Service is predicting mostly cloudy today with patchy drizzle this morning and patchy fog this morning.
Police capture 'delusional' suspect who entered two homes
A West Yarmouth man was arrested Friday night after running through two local homes, apparently under the drug-induced illusion that someone was chasing him, according to police.
Some Cape restaurateurs say no to trans fat, some don't
The quintessential Cape fried food - clams - could now be coming to you in a healthier way if a statewide trans fat ban approved in the House yesterday becomes law.
Honoring certificate discretion of eatery Dear Write to Know: My question concerns a gift certificate I received last year for Clancy's, 175 Route 28, West Yarmouth.