The warm temperatures and the parade of cars could mean only one thing. It was time to stop standing at the kitchen counter eating ice cream straight out of the container. Wearing our brightest masks, we got into the lines — now longer for being safely spread out — for long-awaited summer treats. We added Orleans to our usual … ▶
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SHORE ROAD
The Cottages at the End of the Continent
OUTER CAPE PORTRAIT
Ingenuity on the Flats
PORTUGUESE FESTIVAL
This Fleet Is Blessed
On a glorious day, a quiet ritual
ART OF TEACHING
Young People Discover Their Political Power
For the next generation of would-be voters, connection turns apathy into action
SWIMMING ALONE
Are We Becoming Pool People?
The pursuit of safety — from sharks, humans, or financial instability — makes waves
INDEPENDENCE DAY
Worries Over Illegal Fireworks Not Sky High Here
Close calls show amateur displays are a risky tradition
WILDLIFE
Giant Jellyfish Keep Scientists Guessing
Did they come to the Cape to eat other jellies?
GRAVEYARD SHIFT
The Lost Crew: A Truro Mystery
Secluded Pine Grove Cemetery and its haunting secrets
THE BANANA MAGNATE
Wellfleet’s Most Famous Son and a Fateful Partnership
How Lorenzo Baker’s United Fruit Co. became ‘the octopus’
THE SCUTTLEBUTT
Big Stripers Are Caught — and Thrown Back
New rules put 35-inch upper limit on striped bass keepers
RARA AVIS
This Week’s Bird Sightings
SAILING
In Nod to Normalcy, PYC Kicks Off Racing Season
Where social distance is a way of life, it’s full speed ahead
MILLION-YEAR PICNIC
Beauty and the Beast
Look up at the wonders of Cygnus; just don’t fall in a black hole
It’s a Sad Summer With (Almost) No Baseball
GALLERY
Take Home on the Road
Tents and campers for settling in under the stars
