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DENNISPORT — John Fabian, 100, died at Cape Cod Hospital on June 14, 2008.

SOUTH YARMOUTH — Helen S. Clemence, 89, died on Sunday, June 15, 2008. She was the beloved wife of John H. Clemence, retired Yarmouth fire chief.

CENTERVILLE — Nye Crowell, 93, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, June 11, 2008, at the Pavilion in Centerville.

SANDWICH — Richard E. Hutchins, 90, while surrounded by his family, was called Home to be with the Lord on Saturday, June 14, 2008.

HYANNIS — Laura Jean Magoon, 41, died June 15, 2008, at Mass General Hospital after a long illness.

Help Samuel Adams choose its next beer; get free samples and cooking advice at the grand opening of Gallery Gourmet; and chow down on chowder at Sunday's chowder fest.

NANTUCKET — Photographer Merrily Lunsford came along to capture Nantucket's beauty and call 911 if I barreled into any trees. I gave myself four hours to traverse the island roads.

It's a terrifying tale of fear in Cylin and John Busby's new book, "The Year We Disappeared — A Father-Daughter Memoir," set for release Aug. 5 by Bloomsbury Publishing.

HARWICH PORT — A local man pleaded guilty in federal court yesterday to cashing his mother's pension checks for more than eight years after her death.

HYANNIS —The Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination is on the Cape for two days of meetings with the public and local officials that conclude today.

WEST YARMOUTH — A truck left a dangerous trail of diesel fuel on Route 6 last night, causing one lane of traffic to be closed for nearly three hours, state police said.

The ACLU claims Cape and Islands District Attorney Michael O'Keefe and others created a "shadow" data bank of DNA samples taken during the investigation into Christa Worthington's murder.

MASHPEE — Residents and business owners in the town's new historic district will now have a formal set of rules by which to abide.

ORLEANS — Town officials are looking for citizens to serve on several committees.

TRURO — In a rare move, the selectmen have banned resident Wayne Martin from airing complaints against the police during public comment periods at board meetings.

The owner of the cargo plane that crashed at Barnstable Municipal Airport Wednesday, killing pilot Mark Conway of Marstons Mills, has had several other crashes in the past 20 years, according to federal records.

BARNSTABLE — After a six-month lull, the expansion project at Barnstable Municipal Airport could be ready to move.

HARWICH — Instead of going to the moon, filmmaker Jay Weisman will simply go to a nearby sand pit in East Harwich to make his feature-length science-fiction movie.

ORLEANS — The Cape still has a few weeks to go before the possibility of red tide closures passes, an expert on harmful algal blooms said yesterday.

SOUTH YARMOUTH — A 44-year-old local man was arrested Wednesday night on a drug possession charge, police said.

WOODS HOLE — The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has decided it will pay for a research cruise considered vital to determining clam and quahog populations in offshore waters.

CHATHAM — Police are warning merchants to be on the lookout for a shoplifter who has targeted local jewelry stores.

BARNSTABLE — Rid the Cape environment of contamination by participating in Barnstable and Yarmouth's joint collection of hazardous materials at the Barnstable Transfer Station on Flint Street in Marstons Mills from 9 a.m. to noon on June 28.

MASHPEE — The one-room schoolhouse will be moved to its new home Tuesday.

DENNISPORT — John T. Fabian, 100, died at Cape Cod Hospital, on June 14, 2008.

HARWICH PORT — Irene (Frances) Carser died Sunday, June 15, 2008, at her home in Harwich Port.

EAST SANDWICH — Thomas Patrick McCole, of East Sandwich, died on Tuesday, June 17, 2008, in Bourne, at the age of 85.

CENTERVILLE — Born on May 2, 1928, in Brookline, he was the son of the late Joseph P. Shiel Sr. and Margaret (Flynn) Shiel, both from Roscommon, Ireland. He passed away at home on June 18, 2008, after a brief but courageous battle with lung cancer.

BREWSTER — James Meador hit a two-run triple to break the game open, starter Mark Lamm bounced back after a rocky first inning and the Brewster Whitecaps bested the Bourne Braves 8-2 in Cape Cod Baseball League play.

Because of incorrect information supplied to the Cape Cod Times, the location of a helicopter crash off Martha's Vineyard was incorrectly reported yesterday in a story on Page A8.

A state police trooper from the state fire marshal's hazardous device unit responded to a Holbrook Avenue cottage yesterday morning and disposed of an aging military ordnance that was unearthed and had potentially been there for years, police and fire...

A Hyannis man was stabbed early Saturday morning during a fight at his Charles Street home.

By chance four summers ago, Eastham resident Max Sandusky and New Yorker Marjorie Jacoby were paired to register voters in front of the Unitarian-Universalist Meeting House. Now, four years later, they'll be teaming up again.

Former Gov. Mitt Romney, who few would deny has had a tough political year, isn't letting that deter him from helping out his friends.

After rejecting a school override in April, Yarmouth voters will get one more chance to fund its share of the Dennis-Yarmouth Regional School District at a special town meeting tomorrow.

What the heck are they thinking? Brent Putnam, Falmouth's newest selectman, said he often asked that very question after watching town committees vote.

Residents of Hiramar Road received a scaly surprise yesterday afternoon when a 3-foot alligator parked itself under a vehicle parked on the street.

The tuneful blast of blaring brass and thumping drums hits Chief Warrant Officer Brian Dix every time the U.S. Marine Drum & Bugle Corps plays.

EAST FALMOUTH — Janet (Zisk) Adams, 86, of East Falmouth, formerly of Weymouth, died at the JML Care Center on June 22, 2008. She was the wife of Clifford E. Adams for 64 years.

POCASSET — William "Bill" John Timson, 80, of Pocasset, formerly of Belmont, died on Thursday, June 19, 2008, at Falmouth Hospital surrounded by his family, after a long and courageous fight with cancer.

BOURNE — The Hyannis Mets jumped on the Bourne Braves early, then held on for a 4-3 Cape Cod Baseball League win when their bats went quiet at Doran Park.

WEST BARNSTABLE — Roberto Maia scored two goals and the D-Y Celtic defense kept Barnstable at bay in a 3-0 win at Cape Cod Community College.

The Safe Haven Law has succeeded in reducing the number of babies left to die in isolated places by mothers fearful of discovery, said Mike Morrisey of Lexington, co-founder of Safe Baby New England.

As soon as Carol Howes Strojny heard about Sen. Edward Kennedy's brain cancer diagnosis, she couldn't help but compare it with her own situation.

Ocean Edge Resort's decision to close off tidal flats to the public has irked beachgoers and shellfishermen who are accustomed to walking, playing and working on the vast expanse of sand that opens up at low tide.

Sandwich residents will get a chance to see how their tax dollars were used in the repair of a historic church.

High gas prices are expected to draw additional attention to an annual campaign to promote ways to alleviate traffic congestion on Cape Cod.

On the eve of the town's annual Blessing of the Fleet, crane operators yesterday brought up one of the town's last wooden draggers, the waterlogged Chico and Jess, submerged in the town harbor since last Halloween.

It took Falmouth firefighters more than three hours to put out a brush fire on Washburn Island yesterday afternoon, fire officials said.

Several East Falmouth residents woke up on Saturday morning to find swastikas drawn on their houses and cars.