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DENNIS – The Ice Cream Smuggler has lost in its legal attempt to remain at its current location on Route 6A in Dennis. The courts ruled against Carter Catalano, the co-owner of the business, in the eviction process and dismissed a breach of contract lawsuit against the landlord. The Smuggler’s…
The issue of replacing Obamacare with a single-payer system arises again. Of course, many are convinced that the Affordable Care Act was never anything but a stalking horse in the first place. How could advocates so tech savvy design such a dog’s dinner of a website? Why continue using ineligible…
FALMOUTH — A 26-year-old East Falmouth man was ordered held Tuesday in Falmouth District Court on $2,000 bail after he allegedly punched a man, threatened to cut his throat, and stole a wallet.Ryan Hildreth was arraigned on two counts of assault and battery, two counts of strangulation or…
SOUTH DENNIS — Two men pleaded not guilty Wednesday in Orleans District Court to multiple charges following execution of a narcotics-related search warrant Tuesday at 4 Hawthorn St.Christopher Fazio, 24, of Harwich, faces charges of possession of class B drug, breaking into and entering a…
PROVINCETOWN — A Dallas, Texas, man was held on $5,000 bail Tuesday in Orleans District Court after his arrest on a drug distribution charge at the Provincetown Municipal Airport.Michael Galjour, 41, pleaded not guilty to a charge of possession to distribute a class A drug. On Monday, a…
YARMOUTH – Yarmouth Police are releasing details about an arson-related arrest earlier this month. As a result of a six-month investigation conducted with the assistance of the Massachusetts State Police Fire Marshal’s Office, 32-year-old West Yarmouth resident Justin James Caruso was charged…
The high court says the government can enforce stricter restrictions on refugees, for now at least.
The Supreme Court is granting the Trump administration’s request to more strictly enforce its ban on refugees, at least until a federal appeals court weighs in.
Deck: G.Love to Play Benefit Concert for OCT - August 7thTowns: OrleansTopic: NewsHub Category: Arts and EntertainmentAuthor: CapeCodToday StaffTeaser: G.Love to Play Benefit Concert for OCT - August 7thMain Image: Main Image Credit: G.Love to play benefit for…
Deck: Heritage Museums & Gardens presents Disney’s “Best Specialty Act”Towns: SandwichTopic: NewsHub Category: KidsAuthor: CapeCodToday StaffTeaser: Heritage Museums & Gardens presents Disney’s “Best Specialty Act”Main Image: Main Image Credit: Renowned…
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnell spurred Republican senators Thursday to resolve internal disputes that…
HYANNIS — Police are investigating a reported road-rage incident that began Wednesday night…
Attorney General Jeff Sessions said he has no immediate plans to resign a day after President Donald…
PROVINCETOWN — Town health officials issued an emergency cease and desist order to Maxine Kroll,…
FALMOUTH – A person reportedly nearly drowned in Falmouth late Wednesday morning. Falmouth Fire-Rescue…
Deck: Twelve August concerts at venues across the CapeTowns: BarnstableBourneBrewsterCentervilleChathamCotuitDennisEasthamFalmouthHarwichHyannisMarstons…
Two girls visiting their grandfather in Massachusetts found an unexpected guest by the pool — a…
