Provincetown is famously known as having one of the largest LGBTQ communities in the country, but it is so much more than that. Its rich history, its … [Read more...]
Winter Birds to Observe on Cape Cod
January 13, 2022
The untrained eye and ear may falsely hear and see a lack of movement while walking along a snow-covered path this time of year. The winter is, for … [Read more...]
The Home of Cape Cod Clam Chowder
January 12, 2022
Long before there was a yearly Chowder Festival held on Cape Cod there was one restaurant which could lay claim to being the king of clam chowder. … [Read more...]
Things to Do This Week on Cape Cod
January 12, 2022
1/14 - 1/16, Hyannis Sound Winter Concerts, Various locations - Do you miss the summertime feel of the Hyannis Sound? They miss us too - so they’re … [Read more...]
Will You Help Mochi Find a Home on Cape Cod?
January 11, 2022
Meet Mochi! Mochi is an adorable 3 year old neutered male. He is quite social and loves to get scratches between his ears! He is also well litterbox … [Read more...]
A Fascinating Story: Cape Cod’s Three Sisters Lighthouses
January 11, 2022
Lighthouses are as much a part of Cape Cod’s history and allure as its miles of beaches, quaint villages, and fabulous shops. There are eighteen … [Read more...]
The History of the Cape Cod Mall
January 6, 2022
Although online shopping has become a very popular alternative there are still the majority of people who prefer to drive to their favorite stores to … [Read more...]
Waggin’ Wednesday: Darla The Shy Kitty Needs A Home
January 5, 2022
Meet Darla! Darla is a one year old female shorthair cat currently looking for her new home at ARL. This sweet girl came to ARL as a … [Read more...]
The First Mid-Cape Hotel You’ve Never Heard Of
January 5, 2022
The time around the turn of the 20th century was a fork in the road for the evolution of Cape Cod. Up until that time the majority of the economy of … [Read more...]
How Cape Cod Was Involved with the Titanic
January 3, 2022
A passenger liner making its way from Southampton, England toward New York has run into some trouble in the North Atlantic. It’s late at night, the … [Read more...]
From The CapeCod.com NewsCenter
On MLK Day, Biden says Americans must commit to King’s work
Vaccine Requirement Takes Hold in Boston’s Bars, Restaurants
Bill Would Allow Adoption of Younger Sibling, Uncle, or Aunt
Sea Turtle Released Following Year Long Rehabilitation At New England, Mississippi Aquariums
Town Of Sandwich Issues Survey To Discuss Actions On Coastal Resiliency
Barnstable Youth Commission’s Annual Youth Job Fair To Return For Sixth Year
State Launches Nation’s First Commission On Clean Heat
Nantucket Historical Association Investing To Renovate Historical Properties
Cape Cod National Seashore Winter Film Festival Returns With Focus On National Parks
Goodbye ‘Godsend’: Expiration of Child Tax Credits Hits Home
Markey Highlights Need for New Canal Bridges
Barnstable Names New School Superintendent
Federal Testing Website Launches Next Week, 4 Tests Per Home
