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Historian goes deep into the archaeology of Cape Cod - Vimarsana News

Historian goes deep into the archaeology of Cape Cod

Cape Cod National Seashore historian Bill Burke digs deep into the archaeology of the Cape.

Cape Cod Martin Luther King Jr. holiday celebrations socially distanced - Vimarsana News

Cape Cod Martin Luther King Jr. holiday celebrations socially distanced

MLK breakfasts in Falmouth and the Lower Cape are going virtual Monday, and a Wellfleet group is encouraging people to walk and donate close to home.

Federated Church of Hyannis to hold virtual MLK Day service Jan. 16 - Vimarsana News

Federated Church of Hyannis to hold virtual MLK Day service Jan. 16

A virtual Martin Luther King, Jr. commemoration will be live-streamed from The Federated Church of Hyannis at 3 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 16.

Archaeologist Will Discuss Viking Lore - Vimarsana News

Archaeologist Will Discuss Viking Lore

The Cape Cod Chapter of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society will present a talk titled The Norse Discovery of America and Beyond! with Archaeologist Gregory M. Lott on Wednesday, December 29,

Cape Cod activist, 107, asks for help via GoFundMe to stay in her home - Vimarsana News

Cape Cod activist, 107, asks for help via GoFundMe to stay in her home

CHATHAM — Juliet Bernstein never expected she would live so long. When she retired in 1971, she thought she had saved enough. But as she gets ready to turn 108 on July 2, she has noticed her money dwindling and is reaching out to her community for help.  Bernstein started a GoFundMe site to help her remain in her home until she dies. She is still sharp — telling stories, learning how to work her new smartphone and reading her newspaper to stay up on current events. But she requires almost around-the-clock care by a few different in-home aides. In order to stay in the home she has lived i...