People & Businesses

Artist profile: Ramon Alcolea

By John Greiner-Ferris | June 12, 2018

It’s a busy time in Ramon Alcolea’s studio. Already a high-energy person who works on several projects at once, he now has one more significant undertaking added to his schedule.…

Artist Profile: Paul Baldassini

By John Greiner-Ferris | June 12, 2018

It seems that for most of his life, Paul Baldassini has lived in two worlds—the modern world, where he founded and ran a successful boutique design firm in Boston’s Back…

Artist profile: Neil Grant

By Allyson Plessner | June 12, 2018

“I like people to be able to see a story in my art,” says sculptor Neil Grant. “I’m happy to tell someone what inspired me to make a piece, but…

Artist profile: Ronalee Crocker

By Julie Craven Wagner | June 12, 2018

As if floating in another dimension of time and space, Ronalee Crocker’s still life paintings seem to have the power to paradoxically ground the space in which they are displayed.…

70 years of art and community

By Deb Boucher Stetson | June 12, 2018

Cape Cod Art Association celebrates its past and looks forward to its future as the Cape Cod Art Center In the spring of 1948, the Barnstable Comedy Club was staging…

Hitting Home

By Haley Cote | May 29, 2018

Cape Cod Baseball League host families open up their homes and hearts to college baseball’s finest Looking through the Boston Red Sox’s 2018 roster, there are several names local baseball…

Harbor LIFE: Chatham Harbor

By Bill O'Neill | May 29, 2018

Ever changing to remain the same This is the second installment of a new series exploring the vibrant harbors across Cape Cod and the Islands. By the entrance to the…

All the world’s a stage

By Allyson Plessner | May 29, 2018

College Light Opera Company sets the stage for the next generation of performance artists It’s been 50 years since the College Light Opera Company was opened by a group of…

Beach Chairman

By Allyson Plessner | May 29, 2018

Cape Cod Beach Chair offers pure seaside comfort There’s nothing worse than the feeling when your brand new beach chair starts to rust, when the fabric starts to fade and…

The want for waterfront

By Deb Boucher Stetson | May 29, 2018

A waterfront home on Cape Cod has long been viewed as a luxury, and given the limited number of available waterfront properties and the high price of real estate here,…

Making Waves

By Abigail Rec | May 29, 2018

  The Atlantic White Shark Conservancy aims to build awareness of a misunderstood species As Cape Cod’s most notorious summer resident, the return of white sharks to the Cape heralds…

Changing the tide

By Abigail Rec | May 29, 2018

The Gills Club is fostering the next generation of female scientists The Atlantic White Shark Conservancy (AWSC) proudly prioritizes a commitment to science and public education, and tirelessly works to…

A polished pearl

By Julie Craven Wagner | May 1, 2018

Casabella Interiors transforms a dated Cape cottage into a semi-precious gem of a sanctuary Wikipedia defines beachcombing as an activity that consists of an individual “combing” (or searching) the beach…

A place to gather for friends and family

By Julie Craven Wagner | May 1, 2018

Paul Miskovsky takes a family’s vision and makes it a fantastic reality Paul Miskovsky, owner of Miskovsky Landscaping, Inc. in Falmouth, is never shy when it comes to talking with…

La cucina paradiso

By Julie Craven Wagner | May 1, 2018

The owners of Nonna Elena in East Sandwich are turning Cape Cod kitchens into slices of heaven A great idea can have the power to take on a life of its…

Next Wave: Jarrod Bannon

By Haley Cote | May 1, 2018

Growing up, Jarrod Bannon spent every summer and winter break helping out on construction jobs with his father, Paul, owner of Bannon Custom Builders (BCB). Now, at 28, he oversees…

Wellfleet: For a personal touch

By Allyson Plessner | May 1, 2018

For the full Cape Cod experience, a rental property is the way to go One of the great benefits of staying in a rental home is the opportunity to step…

Nantucket: For an island escape

By Allyson Plessner | May 1, 2018

For the full Cape Cod experience, a rental property is the way to go Who doesn’t want to escape to Nantucket for a bit? The island is renowned for its…

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