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- It was first published as an independent daily for Cape Cod on January 1, 1971 and renamed the Cape Cod Times from September 2, 1975.
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The paper was first published by businessman J.P. Dunn and Basil Brewer on October 19, 1936 as the Cape Cod Standard-Times, and was distributed jointly on the Cape with The New Bedford Standard-Times until the end of 1970. It was first published as an independent daily for Cape Cod on January 1, 1971 and renamed the Cape Cod Times from ...
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Oct 15, 2020 · The Cape Cod Standard Times, founded in 1936, became the Cape Cod Times in 1975 and stated in a front-page editorial: “We adopted the new name because we want it clearly known that we are an independent Cape Cod newspaper, printed and published on the Cape, by Cape Codders, for Cape Codders.” Clear enough.
The paper was first published by businessman J.P. Dunn, Joshua Barber, and Basil Brewer on October 19, 1936 as the Cape Cod Standard-Times, and was distributed jointly on the Cape with The New Bedford Standard-Times until the end of 1970. It was first published as an independent daily for Cape Cod on January 1, 1971 and renamed the Cape Cod ...
History. The paper was first published by businessman J.P. Dunn, Joshua Barber, and Basil Brewer on October 19, 1936 as the Cape Cod Standard-Times, and was distributed jointly on the Cape with The New Bedford Standard-Times until the end of 1970.
- Guide to Cape Cod: Things to Know Before Your Visit
- Cape Cod Transportation
- Weather on Cape Cod
- Best Time to Visit Cape Cod
- Things to Do on Cape Cod
- Day Trips from Cape Cod
- Where to Stay on Cape Cod
Cape Cod is an arm-shaped island (yes, an island – see more on this below) that extends 65 miles into the Atlantic Ocean from Massachusetts. It’s a very unique and recognizable shape that dons many decorations in the homes of those that live here. It’s known for clambakes and bonfires on the beach. Saltwater taffy, ice cream trucks, and bread bowls...
Getting to Cape Cod
By Air | The closest airports are Boston Logan International Airport and T. F. Green International Airportin Warwick, Rhode Island (near Providence) which both service all major airlines. To fly from Boston to Cape Cod, choose CapeAir, which flies to Hyannis, Provincetown, Nantucket, or Martha’s Vineyard. By Bus | Bus lines servicing Cape Cod are Plymouth & Brockton or Peter Pan Bus Lines. By Car| Arriving by car or getting a rental when you arrive will give you the most flexibility for trave...
Getting Around Cape Cod
If you don’t drive yourself, here are your options. Car Rental | As I mentioned above, having a car during your time on Cape Cod will give you the most flexibility during your stay. If you don’t drive here, plan to pick up a rental at the airport you fly into or any rental company across the Cape. Ridesharing| Both Lyft and Uber are available during the summer months across the Cape. They may stop altogether or just have fewer drivers during the shoulder and winter seasons. Taxis| Most taxi c...
Since the Cape is surrounded by water, the weather is mild compared to the rest of Massachusetts. It’s relatively cooler in the summer months and slightly warmer in the winter. Come prepared, though, because you can experience all four seasons in a single day here just like in the rest of New England! Spring on Cape Cod | Spring is very short. It s...
Deciding when to plan your trip to the Cape will depend on a number of things. Budget, weather, activities you want to do, sights you want to see, the size of crowds you want to endure, and maybe even the type of food you want to eat. In my humble opinion, the best time to visit Cape Cod is during the spring or autumn shoulder seasons. So, from mid...
Of all the things you can choose from, here is a sampling of my favorite things to do on Cape Cod. 1. Bike (or walk) the bike paths 2. Spend a whole day at the beach 3. Catch a double feature at the Wellfleet Drive-in 4. Visit the Cape Cod Natural History Museum 5. Go hikingat Massachusetts State Parks or town conservation land 6. Visit all the bre...
Nantucket + Martha’s Vineyard
Spend a day exploring Nantucket or Martha’s Vineyard, both an easy day trip from the Cape. There is plenty to do and see to fill a whole day on either island. Leave your car behind and save money by opting to walk on the ferry. You can catch the ferry to Nantucket in Hyannis. Hop off the ferry right in the thick of historic downtown where you can visit the Whaling Museum or walk the streets to admire the beautiful captain’s houses. Or take a ride on the WAVE(Nantucket’s regional bus system) t...
Plymouth
Spend the day exploring the historic sites you learn about in middle school. The Mayflower II and Plymouth Rock are right on the waterfront, alongside historic homes like the Howland House, the last standing pilgrim home. Learn even more about colonial and Wampanoag history at Plimoth Patuxet Museums(formerly called Plimoth Plantation), a recreation of a 1627 pilgrim village and Wampanoag homesite with actors portraying characters of that time. Plymouth also has a growing restaurant and craft...
Thankfully, there is such a wide variety of places to stay on Cape Cod. There is a place for every budget ranging from campgroundsand hostels, all the way up to oceanfront resorts.
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