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Parents set varying limits on movies kids can watch
What pushes one parent to put a movie off-limits barely hits the radar for another.
Cape Cinema will show renamed 'Chatham' for record run
Anyone who missed last fall's five-day screening of the film, "Chatham," at Cape Cinema in Dennis will have a second chance beginning this week.
Bystanders credit Barnstable treasurer with saving a life
Town Treasurer Debra Blanchette was sitting at her desk yesterday when a man came out of a nearby office at the Barnstable School Administration Building and said, "He's gone, he's had a heart attack." Everyone ...
Kalyn J. Mika of West Barnstable, a 2004 graduate of Barnstable High School, recently completed her studies as a psychology major at Mount Holyoke College.
It has been a rough year for disc golf on Cape Cod. First, about a dozen people were arrested on drug and alcohol charges at a course in Marstons Mills.
Cape Cod Conservatory Hosts Memorial Exhibition
The Cape Cod Conservatory will host a memorial exhibition to celebrate the life and art works of Maida Libbey Backus, who died on May 8 at the age of 104.
East Sandwich crash sends four to hospital
Four people were taken to Cape Cod Hospital shortly after midnight yesterday after a one-car crash on Chase Road, a fire department official said.
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One person was injured when their vehicle struck a tree in Marstons Mills about 3:30 a.m. Saturday morning.
Questions answered, but some remain Commissions learns from state charter specialist
Some of the recurring questions from the Barnstable Charter Commission's tour of villages found answers last week, but some will prompt further discussion.
Tidbits for Cape and Islands foodies
This summer Samuel Adams continues its program of letting consumers choose which of two new styles should be added to its standard lineup of beers.
Shilling receives JD from Stetson Tawna S. Schilling of Centerville graduated with a Juris Doctor Degree from Stetson University College of Law on May 10.
Access study cheered as Exit 6 1/2 debate continues
You can't say that Exit 6 1/2 has been cut out of the will, but neither is the Hyannis Access Study Task Force entrusting it with the family silver.
BALDIC, Maryanne E., 17, 6 George Fernandez Way, Sandwich; assault and battery of a person 60 years and older or disabled and assault and battery May 3 in Sandwich, dismissed.
That's the sound of summer dropping into our laps. The season of ripeness, fat and juicy.
On today's CapeCast: We head into the Celtics Cellar and break down the NBA FInals, plus hasta la trans fat and heroic trans-Cape hikers.
Centerville artist teaches that delight is in the details
For Impressionist artist Loretta Feeney, teaching is a passion rekindled by her class this spring at the Cape Cod Conservatory in West Barnstable.
Citizens for Open Government COG
Listen my children and you will hear the latter-day ride of Paul...
All are welcome to visit the Barnstable Superior Courthouse at 2:00 PM onThursday, June 5th, 2008 to watch Barnstable's own silver-tongued barrister, Paul Revere III defend your right to see the person you ...
NICKERSON, Gary N., 53, 3 Old Colony Way, Yarmouth; cocaine trafficking and possession of marijuana with intent to distribute Friday in Yarmouth.
Army reservist with Cape ties helps Iraqi children
Dhuha Al-Jabban, 10, of Najaf, Iraq, shifted her weight to her thin, spindly arms.
Cigarette suspected in garage blaze
Careless disposal of a cigarette is believed to be the cause of a fire that destroyed a garage and damaged the back of a house at 1738 Route 6A yesterday morning, a fire official said.