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With the first white shark sightings of the year already pinging as close to Martha’s Vineyard as Provincetown on May 20th and off Chatham on June 2nd, marine researchers are encouraging swimmers and boaters to be aware of their surroundings and to report shark sightings, and suspected sightings.  With the Vineyard being a pitstop for […]

Childrens camps to adult-only moonlit kayak tours to paddleboard yoga classes, heres where to rent canoes, kayaks and paddle boards on Cape Cod.

Leaving Cape Cod on a holiday Monday can be a traffic challenge. Heres a look at backup conditions at the bridges.

With the start of summer upon us, it is time again to watch out for great white sharks in specific areas in the United States, such as Cape Cod.

Sea bass season is off to a great start with big scup in the mix, 30-pound stripers pass through the Canal and flood Cape Cod Bay, and bluefish arrive en masse around Upper Cape.

An affordable housing complex in Provincetown is among the four projects on Cape Cod and the Islands to receive financial support from the state.

Robert P. Mascali walked into his Teaticket living room on Tuesday night, May 16, to deliver the news to gathered friends, family and supporters: the seat on the select board

Stripers chase pogies, mackerel, squid and herring, bruiser blues gorge on bunker, scup fishing is on fire and sea bass season opens this Saturday.

The National Park Service is currently seeking tenant proposals for eight dune shacks

For Chelsea, Massachusetts, a new microgrid means energy resilience.