With warmer weather and more daylight, you might be looking for reasons (or excuses) to get out of the house. Although many restrictions are still in … [Read more...]
Report: Ocean Acidification Could Cause Job Losses
WOODS HOLE - Climate change is having a negative impact on shellfish and the state shellfish industry, a report by the Massachusetts Special … [Read more...]
The Changing Shape of the Cape & Islands: Lewis Bay, from Hyannis Port to Kalmus Beach & Great Island
Lewis Bay is part of the south coast of Cape Cod, basically the center of the triceps when thinking of the “arm” of Cape Cod. The bay measures some … [Read more...]
Fishing Tournaments You’ll Want to Check Out!
Fishing remains as popular as ever this year. Here is a list of local fishing tournaments you’ll want to check out! The BIG 3 … [Read more...]
7 Ways to Go Green on the Cape
Earth Day, which we celebrate in April, was a concept born out of the counterculture 1960s, and is celebrated worldwide today. This day is devoted to … [Read more...]
Yarmouth Chamber of Commerce Invites Visitors to the Olde Cape Cod Discovery Trail
For those longing for the freedom of the great outdoors and a safe experience to share with friends and family, the Yarmouth Chamber of Commerce (YCC) … [Read more...]
Ospreys: Our Sharp Dressed Visitors
The ospreys are back! The return of these great raptors is one of the many tell-tale signs that warmer weather is settling in across the Cape and … [Read more...]
A Living History: The Provincetown Dune Shacks
In the 21st century we are ruled by technology. There are few places left that hearken back to simpler times, making it difficult to unplug even if we … [Read more...]
It’s Time to Spring Back Outside!
With the cold, dreary days of winter finally over, and the young, green shoots of nature popping up everywhere now, you might be itching to get out … [Read more...]
Backyard Birdwatching – How to Attract Our Feathered Friends
Spring is the time when birds of many colorful species return to the Northeast from their winter in the south. Since we’re spending so much time at … [Read more...]
From The CapeCod.com NewsCenter
Barnstable prepares to host several Veterans’ Day events
Work begins to expand Centerville’s Mother’s Park and area sewage infrastructure
Latest on federal food aid freeze: MA attorney general says she’s “disappointed” in SCOTUS decision, with Senate deal coming
Former chairman of Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe sentenced to prison- Clerk magistrate for Nantucket nominated; Vineyard woman named district court judge
CIVOC honoring Veterans Day with events and outreach with government shutdown impacts
Cape Cod Commission invites the public to partake in bus transit survey
Former CEO of Heritage Museums has died
Cape leaders affirm their support for SNAP
Coast Guard safety class fulfills requirements of new MA boating law
Sandy Neck Beach Park set to undergo next phase of sustainable renovations
Nantucket approves short term rentals without restrictions
Falmouth receives letter clarifying state agency’s views on site of proposed police station


















