An incentive to buy now

Cape Cod Times - Sun Nov 08

Winter typically brings a chill in the Cape's real estate numbers, but there are signs of stability in that moribund sector.

Deer tick population still thrives on Cape in autumn

Cape Cod Times - Sun Nov 08

Surprising to many, the tick season on Cape Cod has not ended. Despite cooling temperatures, deer ticks do very well at this time of year.

Save our water

Cape Cod Times - Sat Nov 07

The only thing missing from the Cape Cod Water Protection Collaborative is collaboration.

Orleans District Court

Cape Cod Times - Sat Nov 07

LUSTER, Michael, 21, 47 Truro Center Road, Truro; assault and battery and malicious destruction of property of a value less than $250, Oct.

a The Box' needs to put a lid on it

CapeCodOnline.com - Fri Nov 06

I was talking with a few people after we had seen "The Box," and I mentioned that I thought it was too long.

RE sales, mortgages on the rise

Barnstable Patriot - Fri Nov 06

The county-wide volume of real estate sales in October was up 4.3 percent from October 2008, according to Barnstable County Register of Deeds Jack Meade.

Progressive tax for health care plan

Cape Cod Times - Thu Nov 05

A recent My View commentary quite correctly identified the most difficult issue faced by the framers of the Cape Care Community Health Trust, which is, not surprisingly, the taxes necessary to fund it.

Cape home sales surge for first time in a year

Cape Cod Times - Wed Nov 04

For the first time in a year, real estate sales volume on Cape Cod increased in October, according to numbers released yesterday by the Barnstable County Registry of Deeds.

Truro's former fire chief keeps pension

CapeCodOnline.com - Tue Nov 03

The county retirement board will allow former Truro fire chief E. Thomas Prada, 66, to keep his pension although he pleaded guilty June 24 to grabbing a female police dispatcher's breasts while she worked.

Truroa s former fire chief keeps pension after groping plea

Boston Herald - Tue Nov 03

The county retirement board will allow former Truro fire chief E. Thomas Prada, 66, to keep his pension although he pleaded guilty June 24 to grabbing a female police dispatcher's breasts while she worked, reports the Cape Cod Times .