I used to write a monthly post describing everything I did during the day ...

I was struck by how beautiful this Commerical Street house looks with all the tulips, purple and white.

“Fukushima blew away the myth that nuclear power is safe,” stated Diane Turco of Cape Downwinders at the beginning of yesterday’s Disaster Preparedness panel discussion, organized by the Wellfleet Community Forum and featuring Senator Dan Wolf and Rep. Sarah Peake.

Don't forget to go down to Preservation Hall this morning.

Christine Gross-Loh has written a book that has the Internet buzzing.

Tomorrow's Wellfleet Forum on Disaster Preparedness, at the library, will feature Senator Dan Wolf, as well as Rep Sarah Peake.

Ah, spring! The weather these past two weeks has been incredible, especially over the last few days.

The first Planning for Climate Change Forum was held yesterday at the Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary. Above, Sven chats with Dr. Nick Robinson, one of the speakers.

Organic juice is the way to go, although most B&Bs do not serve it.

The spring issue of Edible Cape Cod has been published. 

The amazing weather continues.  Wellfleetians can look forward to lots of activities in May.

Many of you were in your gardens yesterday – such a beautiful day – and I hope no one used Roundup on dandelions.  Why?    There’s a new MIT study out damning the herbicide.  Yes, we have proof, at last, of why Cape Cod really does not want NStar to spray glyphosate under the power lines.