Falmouth’s Famous Summer Residents are Back!
Some of Falmouth’s most famous summer residents are returning. The osprey usually begin arriving at their summer nesting sites around St. Patrick’s Day each spring. They will stay until September,
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Celebrating Black History Month on Cape Cod
Black History Month gives locals and visitors to Cape Cod an opportunity to learn about the ways in which African Americans and the Cape Verdean population have shaped the culture
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Discovering Ways to Enjoy Winter on Cape Cod
When most people plan a visit to Cape Cod they envision sunbathing and swimming at the beach, sailing on Vineyard Sound, playing miniature golf, eating ice cream, or hosting a
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Support Tommy’s Place ~ A Local Treasure
Those of you who have strolled down Main Street over the past year have surely noticed the antique Elm Arch Inn sign has been replaced. Perhaps a few curious ones
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Holiday Shopping Local on Cape Cod
Every Holiday Season, Cape Cod hosts numerous special attractions. Festive events include village strolls, Santa’s arrival by boat, craft fairs, coastal harbor lights, and holiday concerts. Here on the Upper
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Fall Means Cranberries on Cape Cod
Fall means time for harvesting cranberries on Cape Cod. There are many ways you can enjoy cranberries: in a glass of juice, dried fruit, whole fresh berries for a tangy
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Celebrating Wampanoag Culture on the Cape
Wampanoag means “Eastern People” or “People of the Dawn” or “People of the First Light.” Did you know that the Wampanoag have lived in what is now southeastern Massachusetts for
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Visiting Falmouth in the Fall
As August flies by, we can’t help but feel like summer vacation is coming to a close. Luckily for folks in New England, fall offers a wonderful chance to travel.
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Getting Ready for the Falmouth Road Race
The Falmouth Road Race is a non-profit organization that has pledged to promote health and fitness through charitable programs. Established in 1973, The Falmouth Road Race has grown to become
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Fourth of July Events on the Upper Cape
Independence Day is just around the corner. For us New Englanders, it’s been a longtime favorite holiday full of excitement, joy, summertime fun, and of course– fireworks! Even though the