He said it’s unclear where those artifacts, some of which are only chips, are and why the plant that serves Orleans, Eastham and Brewster was allowed to be built more than 30 years ago.

“It’s kind of a poetic avocation,” says 62-year-old David Check, a writer, playwright, and collector of Native American artifacts in Cape May since 1996. “When I started, there were only a few people ...

In 1961, summer native President John F. Kennedy designated the east shore of the Outer Cape a national park. Today, the 40-mile stretch of coast is recognized as having some of the best beaches ...

The work stop was ordered in February after Native American artifacts were found on the site, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers had to draw up a new permit for the project that required the ...