East Sandwich News

A 52-year-old Captain Paine Road man was charged this morning with making threats against a Victoria's Secret model on the West Coast, police said.

Police arrested an East Sandwich man Wednesday morning and charged him with threatening to kill a Victoria's Secret model in Los Angeles, California.

Kathleen Brunelle will sign "Highfield & Tanglewood: A Tale of Two Cottages" at 1:30 p.m. today at Highfield Hall & Gardens, 56 Highfield Drive, Falmouth.

There is little question as to the popularity of tanning. The American Academy of Dermatology reports that more than one million people visit tanning salons every day.

Two adults and two children were taken to the hospital after a crash Tuesday evening at the intersection of Route 28 and Santuit-Newtown Road.

When the Town of Barnstable put out a call to Cape Cod artists to help find use for its 50 Pearl St. property, three local painters answered.

The Cape Cod Comedy Lounge is back in town after an absence of more than a year with an opening show Saturday by Boston-based comedian Ira Proctor.

Brandi Dittrich Tobias spent hours in a tanning booth as a high school student because she believed bronzed skin made her look prettier and more fashionable.

Mini desserts at Momo's Food Emporium in East Sandwich serve up two bites of rich indulgence without making your swimsuit too tight.

A woman was charged with unarmed burglary late Saturday after she allegedly entered a neighbor's home through an unlocked door and yelled at the residents.

This past Saturday, May 25, a dozen Quakers, including myself, met in a wooded area in Sandwich named "Christopher's Hollow," sometimes referred to as "Chrissy's Holler." Thanks to historian James Gould of Cotuit, we learned about the history of this site, a place where Quakers met before the opening of the East Sandwich Meeting House, the oldest ... (more)

The 12-year-old East Sandwich sixth-grader puts the device on his piano and tunes into a new app that monitors his playing.

Holding up a political sign urging voters to approve a $30 million joint public safety building, chairman of the board of selectman James W. Pierce said, "I paid for these signs and we're going to keep using them until we get it right." That is how Mr.