What to know about Wellfleet: Where to eat, stay and what to do
It's our pick for one of the most delightful destinations on the Cape. Here's why.
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How much rain fell on Cape Cod? National Weather Service totals
Tuesdays potent storm dumped a lot of rain on Cape Cod in a short period of time. Here are rainfall totals from the National Weather Service.
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Cape Cod offers plenty of swimming options for residents and visitors
Cape Cod and its 560 miles of beaches provide residents and visitors plenty of options for swimming.
Source: capecodtimes.com
Land at Riddell's Bay officially declared nature reserve - The Royal Gazette | Bermuda News, Business, Sports, Events, & Community
A swath of the former Riddell’s Bay Golf Course has officially become a nature reserve, according to a Government notice. A total of 16.6 acres on the southwestern portion of the land has been designa...
Source: royalgazette.com
Wellfleet OysterFest returns for 2022 in a new spot, tickets required
"Weve done a lot of good work with what I feel is a fun party," said Nancy OConnell, president of sponsor Shellfish Promotion And Tasting.
Source: capecodtimes.com
Annual reunion of Cape Cod surfers continues with the Oldtimers event
A group of avid Cape Cod surfers meet every year in Wellfleet for some sun, some fun and plenty of surfing during the Oldtimers Longboard Classic.
Source: capecodtimes.com
100 Awesome Beaches Near Boston, Massachusetts
Find the best beach for you at these top spots in Massachusetts. Browse our list of 100 beaches great for families, dogs, bonfires, accessibility, and more.
Source: bostonmagazine.com
Fear on Cape Cod as Sharks Hunt Again
The apex predator is back along New England’s beaches. What will it take to keep people safe?
Source: nytimes.com