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Ralph Cataldo assembles his team of professionals to craft a special home overlooking Racing Beach.

Portraits of the past found tucked into the walls of historic homes in Provincetown rock the local art community.

Nantucket’s own Elin Hilderbrand gives reason to get away with friends in her new novel “The Five-Star Weekend.”

Ruth Davis is known simply as Odile—her middle name and an homage to her grandmother—but there’s nothing simple about her. Like her paintings, she’s a study in contrasts and layers, beautifully complex.

Peloton instructor, and Martha’s Vineyard native, Emma Lovewell talks all things wellness in her new book.

How Nantucket became a cosmopolitan tourist destination is explored in the Nantucket Whaling Museum’s new exhibit.

The historic Myles Standish Hotel underwent extensive renovations guided by architect Patrick Ahearn in order to become a now magnificent family home.

How lucky are we that these majestic mammals choose Cape Cod to spend their summer? Come meet some of the usual suspects that cruise in & around our waters.

Gone are the days when a woman in the building industry was a surprising occurrence. Today, Cape Cod’s homebuilding community benefits from a strong female perspective.

Interior designers Paul White & David Nault blend colors reflected in the ocean, grass & trees onto the white canvas of this “Cape-Nantucket Sound” project.

Nantucket author Elin Hilderbrand, dubbed “The Queen of Beach Reads,” welcomes her fans to her magic kingdom for a memorable weekend.

Cape Associates, Inc. joins forces with b Architecture Studio to create a second location for the Knack restaurant in Hyannis.

A California girl finds East Coast inspiration for her West Coast home.

Dream-maker Tim O’Connell expands the horizon of hope with a second location for Tommy’s Place. 

Lighting consultant Steve Rice shines the light on a homeowner’s transformation of a typical Cape into a Coastal Farmhouse where relaxing and creating memories with family and friends is their ultimate focus.

Painter Ed Chesnovitch vividly captures Scorton Creek.

Local journalist Greg O’Brien applies determination, intelligence and wit in his personal battle against Alzheimer’s.

One desire for a pool, and one for the beach, come together to create the perfect resort-style home combining the best of both worlds.