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...]
Spring in Provincetown – A Perfect Time for a Perfect Getaway
March 29, 2019
Winter is finally drawing to a close, which means it’s high time to think about where you want to spend your spring vacation! While you’re thinking, … [Read more...]
The “Ocean Graveyard” is Filled With Cape Cod Shipwrecks
February 4, 2019
Hidden among the 50 or so miles of sandbars between Chatham and Provincetown lie the remains of centuries of maritime shipwrecks. Those 50 miles of … [Read more...]
Things You Might Not Know About Barnstable
January 9, 2019
The Town of Barnstable, which is Cape Cod’s largest town, is made up of seven villages: They include Barnstable, Centerville, Cotuit, Hyannis, … [Read more...]
You Think You Know Provincetown? Check Out These 9 Facts!
January 9, 2019
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...]
Ten Events You Shouldn’t Miss in 2019
December 27, 2018
We all know that Cape Cod is famous for its sunshine, sandy beaches, fried foods and fishing, but that’s not all. Throughout the year, there are a … [Read more...]
Things You Might Not Know About Martha’s Vineyard
November 21, 2018
Martha’s Vineyard is an island just south of Cape Cod. The indigenous Wampanoag Indians called it Noepe, which meant “land amid the streams.” British … [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...]
Things You Might Not Know About Nantucket
November 15, 2018
Nantucket is a small island located about 30 miles south of Cape Cod, accessible only by airplane or boat. It’s charming, in its New England … [Read more...]
Things You Might Not Know About Yarmouth
November 2, 2018
Long before English settlers arrived in what is now Yarmouth and Dennis in the 1630s, many generations of Native Americans lived here. Several … [Read more...]
From The CapeCod.com NewsCenter
Former Barnstable Patriot Publisher Dies After Long Illness
Barr to Give Congress Less Redacted Report
Warrant Articles on Agenda at Orleans Forum
Clothesline Project on Display Today
Release of Kraft Video On Hold
Bourne Bridge Work Shifts to Next Phase, Closing Sidewalk
DPW First Responders Honored in West Barnstable Ceremony
Atlantic Subaru Donates $30K to Matt Light Foundation
Two Wareham Men Win $1 Million Lottery Prize in One Week
Boys & Girls Club to Offer Before-School Program
CapeSpace to Host Green Workshop to Close Out April
Deadline Extended for D-Y Funding Agreement, Regional Agreement Still Uncertain
Sandwich Selectmen to Seek Approval for 3 Capital Projects
