Like much of the United States, Cape Cod was touched in many ways by the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, which opened...

When I began to visit Cape Cod back in 1996, my first order of business to indulge in as many great literary works on the peninsula’s...

Cape Cod essayist Robert Finch will be at Titcomb's Book Shop in Sandwich on July 20. Below is a review I wrote of Finch's book, "The...

Seven years ago, I had the opportunity to meet and interview Stockton Rush, CEO of OceanGate, after OceanGate’s Cyclops I captured images...

It was a double feature at Paines Creek Beach in Brewster tonight, as the tide began creeping in just as the sun was dropping below the...

There might not have been a better way to observe Earth Day on Cape Cod than to take in Henry Beston's Cape Cod nature classic, The...

Provincetown can take credit for many noteworthy people calling the Cape Tip home, but one of the great icons of the media world isn’t...

It was over 40 years ago that the Outer Cape added itself to the list of homes to cryp-tids, mysterious creatures such as Bigfoot, the...

When three full-rigged ships from Salem set out on the sunny morning of Feb. 21, 1802, none of the men aboard these vessels knew that,...

While the subjects of Cape Cod and Abraham Lincoln are both widely studied in history circles, it’s not often that the two are connected....

On Feb. 5, 1978, Karen McLean found herself sitting on the front steps of Henry Beston’s “Fo’castle,” the seaside retreat where his book,...

Cape Cod’s Outer Beach has a long history of strandings during storms over its long history, but none were quite like the one that...

The year 2023 will see the release of Don’s fourth book, Cape Cod and The Portland Gale of 1898, on May 22. Nov. 26-27 will also mark the...

In a ritual that’s become as regular as northeasters, traffic jams at the bridges, and no left turns on Route 6 during the summer,...

Earlier today, New England Fishmongers reported spotting an orca off Cape Cod. Orca sightings aren’t all that common around here, but...

In her book, Journey to Outermost House, Nan Turner Waldron wrote of quiet places, “for what Victor Frankl called ‘creative loneliness,’...

Here in New England, and in particular, Cape Cod, you’re never completely safe from the grip of winter woes until, oh, maybe, Memorial...

When three full-rigged ships from Salem set out on the sunny morning of Feb. 21, 1802, none of the men aboard these vessels knew that,...

While the subjects of Cape Cod and Abraham Lincoln are both widely studied in history circles, it’s not often that the two are connected....

To most people who got through the Cape Cod version of the legendary “Blizzard of ’78,” the night of Feb. 6, 1978, was one stormy...