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A Cape Codder gets caught up in an apparent scam involving pandemic relief money.  

When Turning Pointe Dance Studio in Falmouth considered bringing back “The Sea Captain’s Nutcracker” this year, the family response was "yes."

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Lower Cape cable station eyes move to former Orleans gym Rich Eldred ORLEANS — Community/public access cable station Lower Cape TV is looking to move its operations center from Nauset Regional High School in Eastham to space recently vacated by Fitness Revolution gym at 5 Namskaket Road. As a non-profit, Lower Cape TV is hoping to make the new space its headquarters, according to executive director Teresa Martin, who told the Orleans Site Plan Review Committee on July 7 that "we are all a...

Several clinics held at churches and locations serving the local Brazilian population in an attempt to build trust in COVID-19 vaccination process.

National data shows that 55 percent of grandmothers raising grandchildren are under 55, and their average annual income is $20,000.

American Cruise Lines' New England season opened with American Constitution embarking on new eight-day 'Cape Codder' sailings.

The Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce said it has been in talks with workforce recruiters who specialize in hiring domestic employees.

A kayak journey to one of the most beautiful spots on Cape Cod.

When you wake up before everyone else in the house because a Scarlet Tanager is singing outside, it’s a good indication that you’re a birder. And also that it’s mid-May. I often sing the praises of September and October, the favorite months of many a year-round Cape Codder and birder. But I hereby acknowledge that May is best. The return of so many birds, fully breeding plumed and in full-throated song, is like an Espresso jolt to the soul after a bleak, sleepy winter. Over the years, at...