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Because of a reporting error, a story on Page A3 of Thursday's Times about the upcoming trial of protesters who allegedly trespassed at the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station had the incorrect name for defendant Sarah Thacher of East Dennis.

HYANNIS — Kait G. has been chronically homeless for three years, couch hopping from house to house or sleeping on the beach in Plymouth.

SANDWICH — Matthew Terry was born and raised in Sandwich, went to public schools in town and is back living in the Cape's oldest town to raise his own family.

Federal officials have announced the creation of a regional program and $2 million in funding, including $800,000 for projects on Cape Cod, to address coastal water quality problems in southeastern New England.

On today's CapeCast: There's nothing better than a big breakfast, except when you only have 30 minutes to down 5.5-pounds of waffles, pancakes, bacon and more--see if Ethan can do it!

By Melissa CrawleyMore Content NowI’m just guessing here, but I think most self-confessed nerds would agree that there are different categories to describe their single-minded pursuits.

Sometimes you come across an author who makes your heart smile – that’s the case with Denette Fretz.

Members of the Wampanoag nation and other Massachusetts Native Americans are launching a new effort to protect open space in ancestral homelands.

Brian Mannal is proud of his first-term performance as state representative of the 2nd Barnstable District.

A 22-year-old Sandwich man who was honorably discharged from the Army about five weeks ago pleaded not guilty Wednesday in Barnstable District Court to a charge he robbed an Eastern Bank branch in Marstons Mills at gunpoint Tuesday while wearing a...