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The Cape Cod Foundation distributed $2.4 million in grants to more than 400 organizations in 2007.

WELLFLEET — On the last day of her life, Eleanor Hazen insisted on overseeing operations at the Wellfleet Drive-In flea market.

TRURO - The Truro selectmen want to talk to the police union about a publicly distributed letter written by union president David Perry that makes accusations against planning board member Robert Weinstein and his wife, town moderator Monica Kraft.

WELLFLEET — Democratic Party leader Howard Dean brought a scent of victory to local party members last night and helped raise an estimated $17,000 for the Democratic National Committee.

WEST YARMOUTH — A Yarmouthport man is facing his fifth drunken driving charge after his arrest early yesterday morning, police said.

FALMOUTH — A Mattapoisett man led police on a short chase through town Tuesday after he allegedly crashed into two cars on Main Street then fled the scene, police said.

The price for a kilowatt hour of electricity jumped 14.5 percent Tuesday from 11.1 cents to 12.7 cents for Cape Light Compact customers.

PROVINCETOWN — The Holyoke native known here as Lobster Man for the red, Neoprene lobster costume that he dons to dazzle summer visitors, has sold his shell and vowed to lay low until a court case involving local police is settled.

Because of an editing error, a story on Page A1 of yesterday's Times incorrectly stated the time period when the state sets limits on dredging.

HARWICH — Mike Hamilton's RBI single in the sixth inning proved the difference as Dennis Post 488 bested Norwell Post 192 in American Legion baseball action, 8-7.

SOUTH YARMOUTH — The Chatham A's are out of the Cape Cod Baseball League Eastern Division cellar.

BREWSTER — Jorge Marin scored off a through ball from Mike Amerault to give the Brewster Ice the only goal in yesterday's 1-0 Cape Cod Amateur Soccer League victory over the Falmouth Tide.

CUMMAQUID — Bernard Wilber, 84, of Cummaquid, died on Saturday, June 28, 2008, at the Cape Regency Rehabilitation & Nursing Center, Centerville.

NORTH EASTHAM — Daniel Martin Potter, 43, of North Eastham and formerly of Holden, died Wednesday, June 25, 2008, at Cape Cod Hospital, Hyannis.

BREWSTER — Charles Robert Mahla, of Brewster, died Saturday, June 28, 2008, surrounded by his family. Charlie passed away peacefully at his home after a valiant five-year fight against cancer.

WELLFLEET — Eleanor Franklin Hazen, 69, departed this world on June 28, 2008, following an admirable battle with cancer.

SOUTH YARMOUTH — Natalie B. (Balcom) Crosby, of South Yarmouth, died on Monday, June 30, 2008, in Sandwich, at the age of 84.

BREWSTER — James Samuel Cook, husband of Phyllis Towne Cook of Brewster, died at home on Tuesday, July 1, 2008.

PROVINCETOWN — The words "DEMO" painted on the sides of the shuttered Cape End Manor nursing home on Alden Street are a clear sign of the building's future.

MASHPEE — The Mashpee Wampanoag tribe will kick off its annual powwow celebration tomorrow.

Katie Mayhew, the winner of the first Boston Pops High School Sing-Off competition, normally gets nervous when she performs.

BARNSTABLE — Cape beaches felt the after-effects this week of recent thundershowers.

ORLEANS — The criminal case against a Dennis man accused of kidnapping a 14-year-old Dennis girl from her bedroom and raping her in May has been continued in Orleans District Court to July 28.

SANDWICH — Think of it as a neighborhood watch, except the neighborhood is beach dunes and the culprits are people invading the space of tiny shorebirds.

WEST YARMOUTH — Two suspects were arrested Tuesday night when Yarmouth and Barnstable police raided a motel room as part of a drug investigation.

BREWSTER — A 79-year-old local man was found dead of an apparent drowning in the family pool Tuesday night, police said.

Singers and orchestra perfectly capture some of Gilbert and Sullivan's best work in College Light Opera Company production.

Shakespeare on the Cape troupe fearlessly carries off Molière farce in tight quarters.

HYANNIS — While battling cancer a few years ago, and as she was readying last year's album "The Awakening," Melissa Etheridge went through periods of self-revelation and soul-searching about her life and career.

UPPER CAPE — The military keeps testing ponds and the ponds keep coming up free of contaminants found in plumes of groundwater pollution on or near the Massachusetts Military Reservation, according to military officials.