by oncapemagazine | Apr 13, 2023 | December 2022
Glass artist and sculptor Michael Magyar remembers when his light sculptures started growing in popularity many years ago. “In the beginning, it was so exciting. It was so dark in Sandwich in the winter, and you’d see a light ahead when you’re driving down the road,”...
by oncapemagazine | Apr 12, 2023 | March 2023
Let this be the year when you get to enjoy all that your yard has to offer. No matter the size, even if it’s sandy with weeds, you can start seeing its potential. Simple tweaks can transform a neglected space into an oasis where your family and friends can relax....
by oncapemagazine | Apr 12, 2023 | March 2023
Starting your garden for the season begins with prepping the soil. Even if you are turning over the first spade-full of loam, it’s important to pay attention to what nutrients your soil requires. Gardening year after year in the same plot depletes the earth of...
by oncapemagazine | Oct 17, 2022 | September 2022, Uncategorized
By MARO V. TITUS Changes by the Federal Reserve to interest rates and ongoing news media reports are making potential buyers sit back and wait. People are seeing closing prices more than $90,000 above listing price, and a growing number of Americans assume this is not...
by oncapemagazine | Oct 17, 2022 | September 2022
BY JOHN H. HOUGH For years I’ve kept a garden, and around late July or early August, life would usually distract me from the endeavor. This year I was determined. July came, and my beans, cucumbers, peas, tomatoes, lettuce, peppers and broccoli were looking good. A...
