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
It’s high time to think about where you want to spend your spring vacation! While you’re thinking, ask yourself this: Do I really want to waste my … [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...]
Officials Schedule Another Meeting on Future of Bridges
January 29, 2019
BUZZARDS BAY - Another public meeting on the future of the Bourne and Sagamore Bridges is scheduled for next month. The Massachusetts Department 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...]
12 Signs You Grew Up on Cape Cod
January 8, 2019
Growing up on Cape Cod is a unique experience. True Cape Codders don't come on weekends or just for the summer. They are on Cape long after the last … [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
- New Large Capacity Vehicle Zones in Hyannis
Doing This Beforehand Can Help Your Recovery From Surgery
Meeting Tonight on Hyannis Roadwork
CapeFlyer to Return for 7th Season This Weekend
Eversource Launches Mobile App
Early Dismissal Discussion For Bourne Schools
Dredging In Eastham Could Lead To Erosion
Oysters and Champagne Event to Raise Money for Housing Programs
Housing Assistance Corporation to Host Walk for Hope
Falmouth Town Hall Parking Expansion Proposed
UMass Dartmouth to Host Renewable Energy Conference this Week
Falmouth Pit Bull Considered Dangerous Following Several ‘Terrifying’ Attacks
Martha’s Vineyard to Establish Recovery Support Center
