Cape Cod News

Let's face it seniors are more comfortable in their own own, on their own turf so to speak. — Rita Wahlstedt, Outreach Coordinator, Town of Sandwich A youth substance use prevention event  plus health benefits of a plant-based diet and a new senior outreach effort! Click on image to watch this month’s 3Things Sandwich! October 2026 — SANDWICH, MA – In this month’s edition of 3THINGS: senior outreach efforts, a youth substance use prevention event and health benefits of a plant-based diet.

A decade after Massachusetts opened the doors to legalized cannabis, the industry surpassed $10 billion in all-time gross sales in adult-use marijuana. What does it mean for Cape Cod? Click on image to watch news report on state of cannabiz in MA. 09 October 2026 – CAPE COD, MA – The Massachusetts cannabis industry reached a major milestone in September.

We learn a lot through banding. And probably most of what we have learned about birds is through bird banding — Sue Finnegan, master bird bander Now in its 27th year, the Wing Island bird banding station helps tell the ongoing story of Cape Cod birds. Click on the image to watch the short news feature about bird banding at Brewster’s Wing Island. 07 October 2026 – BREWSTER, MA – With a click and a snap, a tiny band on a birds leg builds a story about the Cape Cod’s birdlife and climate.

The ants are some of the biggest I have ever seen, up to a half inch long, and every time I step on one, two more appear. — Ira Wood, columnist Got creepy-crawlies moving inside for the winter? In this column Ira ponders the greater meaning of marauding arthropods Click on the image to listen to Ira read his column! October 2026 – I don’t know about yours, but our house has become inundated with bugs.

All that high-minded chatter about what EVs mean might turn out to mean very little when the rubber meets the road.

They are a little dog that packs a big personality into a sausage shaped body. What's not to love about that? — Eva Carbonaro, President, Cape Cod Doxie Day Short furry legs. Loooong snoot. Bright button eyes. What's not to love? Click on the image to watch twitching noses, wagging tails, and bright eyes in the short news feature story! 28 September 2026 – HYANNIS, MA – The weekend nor’easter’s winds and heavy rains may have dampened outdoor plans for Cape Cod Doxie Day – but couldn’t stop it.

They are a little dog that packs a big personality into a sausage shaped body. What's not to love about that? — Eva Carbonaro, President, Cape Cod Doxie Day Short furry legs. Loooong snoot. Bright button eyes. What's not to love? Click on the image to watch twitching noses, wagging tails, and bright eyes in the short news feature story! 28 September 2026 – HYANNIS, MA – The weekend nor’easter’s winds and heavy rains may have dampened outdoor plans for Cape Cod Doxie Day – but couldn’t stop it.

As a survivor I realize how important it is to raise awareness and attend fundraisers and help provide support because there are lots of people out there that don’t have the support that they need to get through this battle. — Maggie Weinstock, 15-year breast cancer survivor Local ladies zuzh up Pink Pumpkins for a Purpose. Click on image to watch short video feature.

— Taylor White, Sandwich Town Clerk The Town of Sandwich says updating its voting tech makes the process smoother for voters and poll workers alike Click on link to watch short news story. 25 September 2026 – SANDWICH, MA – Like other towns on the Cape, Sandwich says that keeping up with election tech makes the process smoother for voters and poll worker alike.

Scale plays an important role. In a lot of the work in this show you'll see I'm playing with scale, the idea of things being really big then shrinking them down really small.