Orleans News

If you have ever wanted to be a singer in a rock and roll band - this is your chance.

Two gas explosions early this morning slightly injured one worker at the Tri-Town Septic Treatment Facility on Overland Way.

MAURO, James V., 44, Boston; possession of cocaine, possession of Hydrocodone, possession of methylphenidate, possession of Xanax as a subsequent offense and possession of Marinol, June 30, in Provincetown, six months pretrial probation.

FRAZZINI, Jami, 25, 339 Main St., Dennis; larceny of a value more than $250, check forgery and passing a false check, Jan.

Ray Dobson and the dog he now calls Goblin both had a problem. The little mixed-breed who was rescued from the streets of Puerto Rico needed a home.

Rebecca Brown, Photographer A full-service studio with the creative talent and training to create for you stunning, candid images of your family and children here on the Cape.

ALTVATER, Clarissa M., 18, Hampton, N.H.; assault and battery, Sunday in Chatham.

My fisherman son began his life's work earlier than we expected. He was three and a half.

Ray Dobson and the dog he now calls Goblin both had a problem. This photo taken Oct.

We all have our favorite hot spots off Route 6. But what happens when we take a random highway exit and wander for a couple hours? Times reporter Robert Gold shares his journey in the fifth part of the series, Off Route 6. Driving through Orleans, it can be easy to forget the back roads.

HUSSETT, Peter J., 56, 552 Westgate Road, Brewster; guilty of two counts assault and battery, May 4 in Brewster, one year probation, $780 costs and $400 fees.

SHE'LL STEAL YOUR HEART, AND YOUR WALLET Caitlin Mills shines as the snookering sultress Christine in the Academy of Performing Arts production of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels .

A winner from last year's pumpkin carving contest at Main Street Gourmet in Orleans.

A 10 wheel dump truck carrying wood has rolled over at the Orleans Rotary in Orleans, Massachusetts Monday afternoon around 12:30 PM.

The Family Schools Nurturing and challenging children and their families on Cape Cod since 1980.

Voters will have plenty to debate as this Monday's special town meeting has everything from articles that literally shake the foundations of government, to measures that seek to harness the wind and mine the pockets of tourism to come up with new sources of revenue.

After a summer of reviewing new places, there is something downright comfortable about switching gears to dine at some local watering holes.

ORLEANS, Mass. - A former Cape Cod bank executive has pleaded not guilty to charges of stealing $179,000 from the institution through a fake loan scam.

A company that recycles construction debris on the Lower Cape can start a half-hour earlier and bring debris to its facility in bigger trucks.

A listing in the real estate transfers on Page G7 of the Sunday Cape Cod Times gave an incorrect sale price for 30 Freedom Trail in Orleans.