TRURO — The wind blew ferociously on June 3, providing a fitting backdrop for the celebration held at the Highland House Museum that day. Annawon Weeden had just put the finishing touches on a wetu — a traditional Wampanoag structure built to withstand Cape Cod’s elements — that he had constructed on the museum grounds. … ▶
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THIS WEEK ON THE OUTER CAPE
EPHEMERA
The Harbor Hotel’s Right Whale Disappears
Many local residents are upset, but muralist Masai has bigger fish to (not) fry
FRESH BAKED
A New York Expat Fills the Bagel-Shaped Hole in Her Heart
What’s not to love about a humbler homemade round?
ON THE LANDSCAPE
In a Storm and a Book, a Glimpse of Geological Time
Witnessing the sculptural work of waves and wind
ON THE BEACH
On Fishing With Other Predators
That sweet flicker of understanding between a fisherman and a seal
MIND AND BODY
An Invitation to Surrender
Two ways to consider a grounding pose
GRAVEYARD SHIFT
Thomas Newcomb Stone, Poet, Doctor, and Public Servant
Third in a long line of doctors, a state senator who greeted President Ulysses S. Grant
THE SCUTTLEBUTT
The Big Bass Arrive Ahead of a Storm
Cold winds sweep in behind a warming trend and plenty of pogies
PRIDE 5K
‘Vibing Out’ on 3.1 Rainbow-Colored Miles
Last year’s men’s winner one-ups himself; a P’town first-timer takes women’s gold
WARRIORS WATCH
Boys Lacrosse, Tennis Teams Reach Round of 16
A weekly wrap-up of Nauset Regional High School sports
IN VIEW THIS WEEK
High and Dry
RARA AVIS
This Week’s Bird Sightings
ASTRAL PROJECTIONS
Cosmic Changes Cramping Your Style?
The universe says: eat dessert first
