Route 6 crash kills one

There were a few tears but many more smiles as the Bourne High School girls’ soccer team reflected on the 2008 season, which ended Friday in the semifinal round of the state tournament.

It just doesn't get old.
Barnstable volleyball is synonymous with state championships and this year is no exception.
 

It becomes harder and harder to keep secrets in this age of the Internet, blogging and 24-hour cable news.

A limited number of tickets are still available for the Cape Cod Baseball League’s ninth annual Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Saturday, Nov. 22, at the Chatham Bars Inn.

   Tickets are priced at $75 each and can be purchased by mailing a check to: Cape Cod Baseball League Hall of Fame Tickets, P.O. Box 266, Harwich Port, MA 02646.

Cape Cod Baseball League
(games thru August 5)
Standings

Cape Cod Baseball League
(games thru August 2)
Standings

The boating season has come to an end, and nowhere was the hauling action busier than the popular ramp at Barlows Landing in Pocasset.

Brewster is contemplating permitting hunting on town lands.

FilmArt@PAAM will present “My Favorite Year,” on Thursday, Nov. 20 at 7 p.m. at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum, 460 Commercial Street.

The New Provincetown Players presents a free reading of “Two Rooms” by Lee Blessing, on Wednesday, Nov. 19 at 7:30 p.m.

Nestled in the shifting dunes along the shore of the great back beach expanse of the Atlantic Ocean in Provincetown are 17 small rustic cabins, the fabled dune shacks of the Cape Cod National Seashore.

Yarmouth, Barnstable, Orleans and Eastham are among many towns that are receiving notification today that all shellfishing in town has been closed until further notice.

Calendar of Outer and Lower Cape events

Calendar of Upper and Mid Cape events, Nov. 12 - 19

It took dozens of volunteers hundreds of hours over six years to transform the old Bass River Savings Bank into the Cultural Center of Cape Cod.

Under Monday morning’s clear blue sky, a small crowd stood in the brisk wind at Merrill Park in West Dennis to observe Veterans Day on the state holiday. The service was repeated Tuesday during the national observance of the holiday that marks the 90th anniversary of the end of World War I.

Hyannis harbor and communities across the Cape received a dusting of snow overnight.

A man was killed early this morning when his pickup truck left Route 6 in West Barnstable and rolled down an embankment.

Anti-smoking agencies have for years fought to keep children from picking up smoking, to get smokers to quit and for everyone to understand the risks. With the help of a 2004 statewide smoke-free workplace law, advocates can claim a victory in saving an estimated nearly 600 lives each year.

For years, local community hospitals watched as Boston teaching hospitals and physicians’ groups built outpatient, day surgery and imaging centers to compete with them, often for the most lucrative patients.

Brewster Town Administrator Charles Sumner talked with Matthew Belson, new media editor for WickedLocalCapeCod.com, on Nov. 6 about the economic challenges and hard decisions Brewster is facing as it develops its budget.

Click the headline to listen to the interview.

For more than an hour Tuesday morning, prospective buyers of two Dennisport properties about to be sold at auction filed into Dennis Town Hall.

Parents will consider the possibility of allowing drug searches at Sandwich High School at an informational meeting Thursday Nov. 20.

The Bourne School Committee has formed a sub-panel to review nearly 30 suggestions for naming the elementary building under construction off Scenic Highway.

Parents will consider the possibility of allowing drug searches at Sandwich High School at an informational meeting Thursday Nov. 20.

Police Monday issued three citations against the driver of the Provincetown fire truck that was destroyed in an accident Nov. 9.