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NANTUCKET — Nantucket's east and west jetties leading into the harbor are in disrepair and seriously degraded, and the federal government is preparing to rehabilitate them in a $10.

SOUTH ORLEANS — A window air conditioner fire Friday morning at a house on Wesquansett Road caused an estimated $7,000 in damage, according to the fire department. No one was injured.

The 14th annual Seaside Le Mans go-kart race and fundraiser on Saturday raised $536,000 for Cape Cod charities.

In January 2000, the Barnstable-Yarmouth Special Response Team expected to find two assault rifles and ammunition inside the house of a dishonorably discharged Cotuit man who had allegedly stolen assault rifles from the military then tried to sell one of...

SOUTH YARMOUTH — After a month on the streets of Boston and New York City, Michaela Gulley said she is just happy to be safe.

FALMOUTH — Police are continuing to investigate the circumstances that preceded the death of a 60-year-old Indian national who was found bleeding on the front lawn of a Shore Street home Thursday night.

Because of an editing error, the second day of "The Art of Flowers" show was omitted from What to Do listings on Page 19 of Friday's CapeWeek.

A group of Cape Cod activists will take a bus caravan to New York City on Sept. 21 to participate in the People's Climate March.

HYANNIS — The AIDS Support Group of Cape Cod and Parents Supporting Parents will hold their fourth annual Overdose Candlelight Vigil on Sept. 14 on the Hyannis Village Green.

BARNSTABLE — The Barnstable County Human Rights Commission is looking to fill three openings on the panel beginning in January.