Wellfleet news and views for the discerning Cape Cod traveler.
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Did you know a Wellfleet farmers market will take place tomorrow morning at Prez. Hall?
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A dozen Wellfleetians attended a candle-lit vigil in front of Town Hall this evening.
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Seagulls, down at the marina, had a feast last week after thousands of dead fish showed up in the harbor. Personally, I haven't heard that much squawking in a while.
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As many of you know, yesterday MDAR gave NStar permission to spray Cape Cod with five herbicides.
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Some of you may be aware that Mac's Seafood has opened a restaurant in Provincetown.
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Wellfleet’s Recycling and Energy Committees organized a sustainability workshop, which took place at the COA today from 9 to 1. (Above, Marcus Springer, facilitator Sky Freyss-Cole, Lydia Vivante, Andrea Pluhar, Bethia Brehmer.)
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POCCA held a rally outside NStar's local HQ on Willow Street in Yarmouth today.
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I look into my granddaughter’s eyes and fear I have failed her. Why, she seems to ask. Why climate change? Why global warming? Why nuclear proliferation? Why allow poison in Cape Cod’s drinking water?
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First off, The Isle of Youth deserved to be a hardback. Instead it's paper and may look inconspicuous in the photo, but do not be deceived. This book towers above other recent short story collections.
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The people of Barnstable took a stand Tuesday regarding the 42-year-old nuclear power plant in Plymouth, making their opinion known at the ballot box. 4234 want Pilgrim closed. 1562 do not. That’s 1562 crazy ignorant dudes, if you ask me.
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Boats are leaving Wellfleet Harbor, and Bill Moyers is leaving PBS. Feels like a total loss of serendipity. Moyers's voice will be missed.
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The evening of the bonfire, Saturday, there was a beautiful sunset over Wellfleet Harbor.
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Above, Dan Wolf poses with my friend Laura Kelley, shortly after taking office as Cape Cod Senator.
