by oncapemagazine | Jul 14, 2023 | September 2022
By LAURA E. GROSS-HIGGINS Now that the heat of the summer has abated, my thoughts turn to baking. This article is not just about baking, but baking for those friends or family who are vegans. My daughter and son-in-law became vegans a few years ago. I never minded...
by oncapemagazine | Jul 14, 2023 | September 2022
By CATHERINE FRONDORF A method for growing plants that is as old as the Hanging Gardens of Babylon and that uses no soil and little water is what we know today as hydroponics. It is a way to feed astronauts and potentially the rest of the world. This ancient technique...
by oncapemagazine | Jul 14, 2023 | September 2022
By CHRISTOPHER KAZARIAN With heating prices expected to significantly rise this winter due to consumer demand and the war in Ukraine, more homeowners are seeking a traditional way of keeping their homes warm through to the spring—by burning wood. On the Cape, stove...
by oncapemagazine | Jul 12, 2023 | July 2022
By JOHN H. HOUGH When you look out on the Cape’s sounds and bays you see pleasure craft crisscrossing the water, streaks of white against the blue-green of the sea. Sleek fiberglass-hulled sailboats meander, going nowhere in particular with no sense of urgency. The...
by oncapemagazine | Jul 12, 2023 | July 2022
Story By CALLI REMILLARD • Photos By DAN MCKEON For reasons that go beyond phonetics, Provincetown and Pride are synonymous. A land far beyond the likes of the bustling city of Boston, the tip of Cape Cod is a land like no other. For decades it’s been regarded as a...
