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Two immature Baltimore orioles waiting for their turn at the orange and jelly feeder. MARY RICHMOND PHOTO

Nature Connection: Babies Everywhere!

There’s no way around it. Summer is here. If you’re a driver, you’re well aware that the roads are very busy. Stores have lines once again and the...

Minding Your Business- CODO Mexican Kitchen

CODO, the Mexican-inspired dining hotspot in Chatham, is now in full swing as the summer season kicks off on the Lower Cape. As part of Coastal...

Christopher Shaw Myers, nephew of actor Robert Shaw, will speak about his book about his uncle at the Chatham Orpheum Theater on July 5. COURTESY PHOTO

Nephew Of ‘Jaws’ Actor To Speak At Chatham Orpheum

Who can forget that chilling scene from the iconic movie “Jaws” when the tough and “certifiable” shark-hunter Quint regales Police Chief Brody and...

Bicyclist Fred Rice points where bicycle trail maps for the Old Colony Rail Trail are available. The information box is located near Route 124 and Bank Street in Harwich Center. COURTESY PHOTOS

Safe Biking On The Cape’s Rail Trails

Get outside and enjoy Cape Cod’s scenic rail trails this summer while helping keep them safe and welcoming for everyone. The Harwich Bikeways...

The poster for “Red,” now being performed in the Cape Rep’s Crosby Barn.

Theater Review: Thought-provoking ‘Red’ In Cape Rep’s Barn

“Ten percent of art is the brush on the painting, the rest is waiting.” This line from Bits and Bobs Theater Company’s presentation of the play...

The final scene in “Into the Woods” at the Cape Playhouse.
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Theater Review: A Magical Journey Through The Woods At Cape Playhouse

What if the curtain rose and you found yourself stepping directly into the pages of your favorite childhood fairy tales? What if a narrator guided...

Theater Review: Experience ‘Cinderella’ From A Fresh Perspective

In 1952, Betty Bobp founded the Harwich Junior Theatre on the Old Exchange Hall’s second floor, and produced and directed “Cinderella” for the...

Mrs. Drudge (Trish LaRose) has no idea Simon (Elijah Corbin) is lurking around the corner. BOB TUCKER/FOCALPOINT STUDIO PHOTO

Theater Review: Cape Rep’s ‘Inspector Hound’ A Zany Parody Worth...

Over the years of reviewing productions at Cape Rep, I have gained a deep understanding of the dramatic arts. From Irish “tragic-comedies” and...

Author Rachael M. Colby. COURTESY PHOTOS

Beaches Figure In Two New Books By Local Authors

Two local authors have released two very different books with beach backdrops: a children’s picture book set in the lush tropics of Jamaica and a...

The Team from Baskin’s Ace Hardware’s Brewster Store: Morgan Davis, Baskin’s paint manager; Kimberly Severance, a rep from vendor CMI; Lynn Colangione, CFO and co-owner of Baskin’s Hardware (in the back); Matt Pomocka, Brewster store manager; Tom Clark (in back), Brewster staff member; Brenden Meyer, Brewster assistant manager; Marcus Farias, general manager; and Lauren Baskin, president and co-owner. COURTESY PHOTO

Minding Your Business- Baskin’s Ace Hardware Store

The local legacy that the founders of Baskin’s Hardware created is something so special that has stood the test of time here on the Lower Cape. The...

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Nature Connection: Of Terrapins And Horseshoe Crabs

Imagine a time when local beaches were full of horseshoe crabs each June, mating and laying millions of eggs. At the same time thousands of...

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Nature Connection: Settling In For Summer

Mornings have gotten a little quieter as the bird chorus begins to wrap up. If you’re up before dawn, you may still hear a few robins, cardinals...

Orleans resident Christina Lee, fourth from left, stands with students at Addis Ababa Fistula Hospital in Ethiopia earlier this year. PHOTOS COURTESY CHRISTINA LEE

‘A Fulfillment’: Local Physical Therapist Leads Childbirth Injury...

On the first morning of a trip to Ethiopia last winter, Christina Lee woke up in the guest house where she was staying and walked into the...

Brothers and owners of the Barley Neck, the Rail and Polka Dot Panini, Cam and Tyler Hadfield. MELISSA DE LA VEGA PHOTO

Minding Your Business- Barley Neck

The Rail and the Barley Neck dominate the dining scene in East Orleans. Now with the acquisition of the Polka Dot Panini food truck and its...

Author A.M. Britwell. COURTESY PHOTO

Orleans Resident’s New Book Draws Inspiration From George Harrison;...

An imaginative nonfiction book on spiritual living in our chaotic world and a satiric fantasy novel that looks at current politics were recently...

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