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Chatham Officials Discuss Monomoy Dispute At D.C. Meeting

CHATHAM - A legislative solution to the Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge boundary dispute remains stalled in Congress and Senator Edward Markey is working on an … [Continue reading...]

Gosnold Continues to Seek New Location for Expanded Treatment Facility

FALMOUTH - After scrapping a controversial plan to place a new drug detox facility near the Morse Pond School in Falmouth, Gosnold is searching for a new … [Continue reading...]

The Many Things To Do on the Cape Cod Canal

For many, the Cape Cod Canal is a source of great frustration. It’s that thing that stands between you and your vacation destination. It adds significantly to your travel time on the beach and just in time for you to get over that inconvenience, it … [Read More...]

5 Unique Things for Sale on Craigslist This Week

If you’ve ever had a few moments to kill or you’re a garage sale fan, you’ve likely ended up scrolling through some of the pages on Craigslist. Whether you’re looking for a deal or looking for something unique, Craigslist is definitely a … [Read More...]

Falmouth Historical Society Celebrates 50 Years of College Light Opera

It’s almost impossible to believe 50 years has passed since the College Light Opera Company performed its first production of Pirates of Penzance, at Highfield Theatre. To honor and celebrate this incredible milestone, the Falmouth Museums on the … [Read More...]

Waggin’ Wednesday: Fawcett Is Looking For A Slice Of Heaven

Who was your favorite angel on Charlie's Angels… Farrah Fawcett? I may have a FELINE angel to introduce you to: FAWCETT! This darling and petite 9 year old white and tiger spotted cat is calling the New England Society for Abandoned Animals her … [Read More...]

Back in the Day: Tea Rooms of Cape Cod

The ‘tea room’ was a small restaurant or café which would serve tea, other light refreshments, and some food. They still exist today on Cape Cod in places like the Dunbar Tea Room in Sandwich. However their heyday was in the pre-World War II era … [Read More...]

Shop in the Park: Festival of the Arts in Chatham

Fine arts & crafts from local artists and from "over the bridge" artists are available this weekend at the 47th Festival of the Arts in … [Read More...]

Winged Beauties: Inside the CCMNH Butterfly House

The Butterfly House is a wonderful living exhibit located at the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History (6A Brewster)...There are usually over 300 … [Read More...]

Provincetown Celebrates 40th Carnival Parade

The towns of Cape Cod hold great parades & celebrations throughout the year...One of the biggest and most unique is Provincetown's Carnival Parade … [Read More...]

Morning Views Around Chatham

If the sea provides your livelihood your day usually begins before or around sunrise...and in some cases you're back in while many are just starting … [Read More...]

Cape Beaches – It’s a Shore Thing!

Beach Days on the Cape... many beaches to choose from...join the crowd or find some solitude and....Enjoy! By Spencer Kennard As a child, … [Read More...]

Wareham Gatemen Are Cape Baseball Champs!

A strong offense propelled the Wareham Gatemen to the 2018 Cape Cod Baseball League Championship with a 9-3 victory & a 2 game sweep over the … [Read More...]

Photos From The 33rd Pops By The Sea Concert

The sound of wonderful Music filled the area around the Village Green, Hyannis with the 33rd Citizens Bank Pops By The Sea celebration...Maestro … [Read More...]

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Carnival Adventure (From a Newbie’s Perspective)

Each year, CapeCod.com’s sister company, 99.9 the Q, has a float in the Provincetown Carnival Parade. This year, I volunteered to go and document the event. In truth, I was prepared to beg to go, since I’d never been, and have heard what a crazy time it can be. And who doesn’t love a crazy … [Read More...]