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Waggin' Wednesday: Meet Coal!

1 week ago | capecod.com | James Bone

Coal, a 1 year old male mixed-breed dog, is sure to brighten your day with his larger than life smile and we know you will love him as much as we do! He spends is past time chasing toys around the yard, or really just running around to get his zoomies out. Due to his higher energy and jumpy behavior we feel as though he would fit best in a home with dog savvy or older kids. Waggin’ Wednesday is Sponsored By:Filed Under: Lifestyle, Pets
Will You Help Sage Find a Home on Cape Cod?

1 week ago | capecod.com | James Bone

Introducing Sage! This spunky guy may be small in stature, but he’s got a big heart (and a big voice to match!). This sweet boy loves to be with his people! He’s active and playful, and will make a wonderful adventure buddy once he’s had some time to settle into his new home. He’s still working on perfecting his manners and is looking for someone who is excited to meet him where he’s at, while having a patient and gentle approach to training.
Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox hosting this year's Cape League All-Star Game

3 weeks ago | capecod.com | Jim McCabe

YARMOUTH – Tickets are now on sale for the 2025 Cape Cod Baseball League All-Star Game. This year’s event will be held at the home of the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox, Red Wilson Field in South Yarmouth, on July 19th. It’s the fourth time Y-D has hosted, and first since 2013. “Red Wilson Field will be a fantastic setting for this year’s All-Star Game and we look forward to welcoming fans from Cape Cod and beyond,” said Andrew Lang, President, Cape Cod Baseball League.
LISTEN: World Ocean Day this Sunday with Center for Coastal Studies

3 weeks ago | capecod.com | Grady Culhane

PROVINCETOWN – This Sunday is World Ocean Day, and the Center for Coastal Studies has several beach cleanups and other activities to celebrate. Marine Debris and Plastics Program Laura Ludwig joins Sunday Journal to talk about the cleanups, as well as more about the Outer Cape research institution. From entanglement rescues for whales to critical studies on sharks, she says the Center has been working hard to bridge the gap between humans and the creature that call the Cape coasts home.
LISTEN: AmeriCorps funding restored for Cape Cod

3 weeks ago | capecod.com | Grady Culhane

BARNSTABLE – A federal judge has temporarily blocked the Trump administration’s cancellation of AmeriCorps funding, freeing up money again for the local Barnstable County branch. AmeriCorps Cape Cod lead Misty Niemeyer said they are happy with the return, but they now have doubts that a grant they applied for this summer will come through. The program helps clean up local environments, staff shelters during winter storms, and more.
Cape Cod Businesses Can Win a Miele Vacuum in Cape Cod Vacuum's June Giveaway

3 weeks ago | capecod.com | Grady Culhane

Cape Cod Vacuum is excited to announce its “Small Business Miele Vacuum Giveaway.” Starting June 1st and running through June 30th, participating Cape Cod businesses have the opportunity to win a high-performance Miele Compact C1 vacuum cleaner, a valuable asset for any commercial space. To enter, business owners simply need to visit either Cape Cod Vacuum location in Orleans or Hyannis and drop off their business card. No purchase is necessary to enter.
Yarmouth lobsterman given OK to sell on town property pending town meeting on residential zoning issue

3 weeks ago | capecod.com | Jim McCabe

YARMOUTH – The Yarmouth Select Board has approved a plan for “Captain Jon” Tolley to sell fresh lobster this summer. The agreement is for Tolley to use town-owned land on Route 28 in West Yarmouth. Voters are expected to be presented with an updated zoning bylaw at a fall town meeting to allow fishermen like Tolley to sell lobsters from their home. Tolley sold the product from his house for decades before being told that the sales were not allowable in a residential zone.
LISTEN: Quahog Day summer forecasts, booming business on Cape with Chamber of Commerce

3 weeks ago | capecod.com | Grady Culhane

BARNSTABLE – The Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce is getting ready for its 17th annual Quahog Day, featuring the region’s own Punxsutawney Phil-esque weather forecasting mascot; Doug the Quahog. Chamber CEO Paul Niedzwiecki says it’s a day of fun as they cut the ribbon on Cape Cod’s summer season at the Blue Water Resort in Yarmouth from 4 to 6 pm June 20th. Niedzwiecki also gives an update on business forecasts for the summer as reservations fill in.
Cicadas making quite the buzz on Upper Cape

3 weeks ago | capecod.com | Grady Culhane

FALMOUTH – Cicadas are out in full force and making quite the buzz as summer gets closer. Barnstable County officials say Brood XIV (“fourteen”) periodical cicadas appear once every 17 years, emerging in huge numbers on Cape. Towns like Bourne, Sandwich, Mashpee and Falmouth have reported noticeable increases in their signature loud buzz. The mid-Cape is also forecasted to see growing numbers of cicadas throughout June. Their noise can reach up to 100 decibels, about the same as a lawnmower.
Canadian fires likely won't impact Cape air quality, though vivid sunsets expected

3 weeks ago | capecod.com | Grady Culhane

BARNSTABLE – Weather experts say the worst is likely over for Cape residents with smoke from Canadian wildfires making its way to the region. National Weather Service meteorologist for the region Francis Tarasiewicz said besides some spectacular sunsets today and Thursday, the region should be back to normal before the weekend. “Fortunately we’re expecting much of the some to stay well aloft in the atmosphere. it won’t really impact air quality here at the surface,” said Tarasiewicz.