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Alleged Sandwich shoplifter accused of assaulting pregnant woman
A 66-year-old Brewster man is accused of taking vise grips from a hardware store and assaulting a pregnant woman after he was confronted about the alleged theft.
Clergy: Copying sermons is common
The Rev. Fred Meade, pastor of North Falmouth Congregational Church, spent as many as 15 hours this week preparing for the sermon he will deliver tomorrow.
Sandwich priest suspended for plagiarism
One of the Ten Commandments is "thou shall not steal," but an Episcopal priest has been suspended for allegedly lifting more than a dozen Sunday sermons verbatim from a book.
Massachusetts' summer playground
Kate Simon is the Travel Correspondent of The Independent and The Independent on Sunday.
Best Bets: Things to do this week on Cape
What do you get when you cross that lowly staple of American commerce - the yard sale - with quirky, over-the-top Provincetown? Probably much more than you bargained for.
Furnishings sought for benefit yard sale
The Robert F. Kennedy Children's Action Corps, an agency committed to improving the lives of children and their families across Massachusetts, is seeking donations of slightly used household furnishings, kitchenware and other items for a yard sale to benefit the Cape Cod Adolescent Treatment Center in South Yarmouth.
Cape group seeks military volunteers, donations
Cape Cod Cares for the Troops is seeking members of the military willing to take part in its ninth annual Troops in the Spotlight event Memorial Day weekend.
Following an editorial last month about the abundance of litter on Cape Cod, we invited readers to identify the worst hot spots for roadside trash.
A voice for the arts on Cape Cod
We are blessed to live in a place that is home to many working artists and arts, cultural and historical institutions.
Sandwich police call bomb unit after struggle with man
Sandwich police were called to an Atkins Road home early Saturday morning after receiving a call about an intoxicated 20-year-old man who was acting violently.
BYNUM, Anthony, 39, 7 Bayberry Road, Dennis; possession of oxycodone with intent to distribute, possession of cocaine with intent to distribute and possession of Xanax with intent to distribute, April 30 in Barnstable.
Educators: STEM classes critical, but too few teachers
The growing popularity of science, technology, engineering and mathematics programs may be outpacing the supply of teachers trained in those subjects.
Doubleday Publishers is hosting a live stream presentation by author Dan Brown , from Lincoln Center, NYC, beginning promptly at 7:30 p.m. May 15 , broadcast at Sandwich Town Hall, 130 Main St.
Gomez stresses military, family background
Republican Senate candidate Gabriel Gomez made his pitch Wednesday to a small audience at Cape Cod Community College, garnering votes as well as scrutiny of his moderate positions.
Man accused in Sandwich camp assaults appears in court
A Pennsylvania man accused of sexually assaulting four campers while he was a counselor at Camp Good News in 1981 made a brief court appearance today with his new attorney.
Sandwich voters reject $30 million safety complex
Voters rejected a $30 million public safety complex for Quaker Meetinghouse Road to replace aging, outdated and cramped quarters for the town's police and fire departments.
Voters back $69.4M budget, keep status quo for town clerk
In a 219-88 vote, town meeting rejected a proposal by the town's charter review committee that would have made the position, which oversees elections and town records, appointed.
The federally funded unit is tasked with securing the Cape's bridges, ferries.
More than ever, however, when duty calls, they also dive into water, drop into trenches and respond to terrorist attacks.
Give us back 'one person, one vote'
On Monday and Tuesday next week, the voters of Sandwich will convene our annual town meeting.
Friendly's will reveal a refurbished interior, exterior and refreshed menu beginning at 3 p.m. May 13 at its Hyannis location, at 1090 Iyannough Road .