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September/October 2024
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A Study in Perseverance
Best-selling author, and local Cape Codder, Lisa Genova owns the story-telling space between intellect and intrigue.
A Bridal Bouquet
It was nothing short of a kaleidoscope of colors for florist Hira Rafiq’s own wedding.
Nothing by Half-Measure
The Arthurs combine Irish and Cape Cod traditions in a beautiful spring ceremony.
Crafting Dream Coastal Celebrations
Locals and visitors alike have chosen Cape Cod time and again as the place to begin their union. The breathtaking coastal views, upscale venues and the extraordinary and creative vendors intersect…
Stones With Stories
Cape Cod residents are giving cemeteries a new life, rather than death, with projects to restore and uplift historical graveyards.
Bewitching the Cape
Witches on the Water rings in the spookiest time of year with their annual paddle for charity.
Navigating the Storms of Cape Cod’s Past
Local author and historian, Don Wilding, documents the ferocious storms of the Cape’s storied past.
Of Cockle Shells and Shutter Dogs
Falmouth’s Gallery on Main presents an exhibit of the late James Tobey’s unique approach to art.
Notable Neighbors: Megan Murphy
Megan Murphy’s Project Her’d amplifies the voices of women across the Cape.
Photo Portfolio: Allie Richards
From taking photos in her childhood backyard, to capturing images of some of the world’s most breathtaking destinations, local photographer Allie Richards is on a path of exploration.
Good Things in LIFE: Cheers to Ice-Cream!
From college friends to innovators: crafting ice-cream that has a spirited twist.
Good Reads in LIFE: If You Give a Man a Fish….
But if you teach a man to fish… he’ll write a book about it. For fishermen and best-selling authors Adam Gamble and Michael Tougias, fishing has proven a lifetime journey…
Gunk’holing: Standing Tall in Truro
As Brian passes the mantle to me for his Gunk’holing column, I am both honored and cautiously respectful of the reflections he has shared with all of us for decades. …
Free Content: Local Businesses Share Insights About The Cape Cod Way of LIFE
Readers’ Resource: Seaside Bridal Couture
Seaside Bridal Couture is a full-service boutique catering to Cape Cod’s informed, contemporary brides.
Spotlight: Cape Cod Package Store Fine Wine & Spirits
Beverage Retailer: Cape Cod Package Store Fine Wine & Spirits Three generations of the Pendergast family truly constitute a family legacy. Celebrating 85 years in business, Cape Cod Package Store,…
Spotlight: Scott’s Landscaping
Scott’s Landscape Provides Cape Cod with Comprehensive Landscape Solutions.
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