Behind the stately white columns of a long-forgotten building lies an interior ripe with Cape Cod memories. The former Columns Restaurant along … [Read more...]
Tailgate Temptations: Are You Ready for Some FOOD-Ball?
January 21, 2017
What is the second most important thing about watching the Patriots in the playoffs this weekend? FOOD! I imagine supermarkets must look like we … [Read more...]
The 6 Best Things About Winter on Cape Cod
January 20, 2017
Welcome to the Short List! The Short List is a place for people to share opinions and discover new things on and about Cape Cod. We take your … [Read more...]
They’re Making It On the Cape: The Mad Minnow
January 20, 2017
The restaurant business is a difficult one to enter. Turnover of staff, fickle eating habits, and finding the proper location are only a few of the … [Read more...]
Isabelle Needs a Home! Will You Help?
January 17, 2017
Meet our pocket pittie Isabelle! Isn't she a cutie-patootie? We think so too! Our brindle beauty is a bundle of love, goofy antics, and bouncy energy. … [Read more...]
The Story of the Jenny Lind Tower
January 13, 2017
Cape Cod is home to its share of legends and lore. Perhaps none of them contain more layers and interwoven stories than that of the Jenny Lind Tower … [Read more...]
Remembering The Good Times at The Christopher Ryder House
January 9, 2017 24 Comments
Few Cape Cod restaurants have the historical bragging rights of having their building’s plans in the Library of Congress. Then again, the … [Read more...]
Cape Cod: A Place for Bookworms
January 8, 2017 7 Comments
The last few years have been rough for independent book stores across the nation. A poor economy, rising costs of production, proliferation of … [Read more...]
OPAK Is Launching Its First Summer Program
January 5, 2017
The ocean comprises 99% of the habitable space on Earth and yet we have only explored about 5% of it. Ocean Protection Advocacy Kids, Inc. (OPAK) … [Read more...]
Looking for a Bargain? Thrift Stores Open in Force on Cape Cod
January 4, 2017
If you haven’t already noticed, Cape Cod Main Streets, plazas and shopping centers have become crowded with stores giving products a second or third … [Read more...]
