by oncapemagazine | Jan 26, 2024 | July 2020
By BILL HOUGH “I come to Cape Cod to spend my vacation because of all places within my knowledge it is the most comfortable and convenient. So far as my location is concerned, extreme summer heat is unknown. Boating and bathing are all that could possibly be desired...
by oncapemagazine | Jan 26, 2024 | July 2020
By CHRISTOPHER KAZARIAN Nearly two years ago, Brian Kerins of Falmouth underwent chemotherapy to treat a cancerous lymph node in his stomach. The diagnosis put his musical career on hold as he focused on his health. That time away allowed for meaningful introspection,...
by oncapemagazine | Jan 26, 2024 | July 2020
By JON H. HOUGH Fog lingered into the morning hours of April 6, 1923, cloaking Vineyard Sound in the threadbare garb of a pauper, full of holes-veiled spaces. Captain Roland Snow, a veteran Coast Guardsman of the Cuttyhunk station, had spent some time stationed on the...
by oncapemagazine | Jan 19, 2024 | August 2016
By CHRISTOPHER KAZARIAN Photographs courtesy The Valle Group Accumulating stuff can be fun. Finding a place to put it all? Well, that’s an entirely different story. This is where a professional organizer like Mashpee’s Maryann Murphy can come in handy. Her job is to...
by oncapemagazine | Jan 19, 2024 | August 2016
By LAURA GROSS-HIGGINS Many people would prefer to have their meat or poultry without bones. That is not the case with me. At Thanksgiving, when the turkey is set out on a serving plate, I often find myself looking for the wing to eat. That goes for chicken, too. I...
