Earth Day, a concept born out of the counterculture 1960s, is celebrated worldwide today. This day devoted to the promotion and protection of the … [Read more...]
It’s Time to Spring Back Outside!
April 15, 2019
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...]
Check Out These Events On The Cape This Week
April 9, 2019
Spring is in the air and in our yards! There is a lot going on this week as we finally turn the page from Winter to Spring! Here are a few of our top … [Read more...]
The Story of the Farris Windmill – Oldest Windmill No Longer on Cape Cod
February 11, 2019
Windmills have been an important and beautiful part of the charm and history of Cape Cod since it was first settled by Europeans four centuries ago. … [Read more...]
It Might Be Chilly, But There Is Plenty To Do This Week On Cape!
January 23, 2019
Black Ale Project: R&R For Big Nick, Fri 1/25, 6:30 - 9:30, Cape Cod Beer, Hyannis 2019 Black Ale Project Event celebrating Nick Xiarhos' … [Read more...]
Winter Birds to Observe on Cape Cod
December 24, 2018
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...]
Remember to Feed Our Feathered Friends This Winter!
November 20, 2018
The movement of migratory birds provides interest in both spring and fall. If you keep an eye out, you can spot grosbeaks and warblers of many … [Read more...]
Things You May Not Know About Truro
November 16, 2018
Truro, which makes up the “wrist” of the Outer Cape’s “arm,” is located just before Provincetown and about 75 percent of its land is designated as … [Read more...]
OPINION: Should we do anything about sharks?
October 16, 2018
This year, we’ve heard more about what should be done when it comes to the seals and sharks that frequent the Cape beaches than in any year I can … [Read more...]
Gardening for Pollinators
September 10, 2018
Attracting nature’s pollinators (bees, butterflies, bats, moths, hummingbirds, and a wide variety of other winged and crawling creatures) is easier … [Read more...]
From The CapeCod.com NewsCenter
Sunday Journal Discussion on the Annual Quahog Festival
Sunday Journal Discussion on Canal Day
Sunday Journal Tick Talk with Larry Dapsis
CCIAOR Awards Presented in Harwich Port
17th Year of the Homeless Prevention Council’s Backpack to School Program Underway
Cotuit Corridor Celebration of the Arts to be Held at End of August
NOAA to Host Meeting in Bourne Concerning Right Whale Survival
Underwater Footage Reveals Habits of Basking Sharks
Cape Abilities Celebrating its 50th Anniversary with Event in Hyannis
Cocktails for Cars Event in Sandwich to be Held in September
Steamship Authority Making Service Alterations Due to Upcoming Events
Great White Spotted at Nauset Public Beach
Falmouth Road Race: A Test Case for Heat Treatment
