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Dive into a collection of past posts and rediscover timeless content.

⚓Before the house fills up... here’s the week

Nov 23, 2025

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33 min read

⚓Before the house fills up... here’s the week

For the days when early sunsets and full driveways start to overlap.

Arthur Radtke

From “pea soup” to “raw,” the language only Cape locals use

Nov 23, 2025

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4 min read

From “pea soup” to “raw,” the language only Cape locals use

Not meteorology — a neighborhood language shaped by tides and habit

Arthur Radtke

⚓Only on the Mid Cape: the onion incident

Nov 14, 2025

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53 min read

⚓Only on the Mid Cape: the onion incident

One onion. One scream. A very Cape morning — and what’s happening this weekend.

Arthur Radtke

Nov 14, 2025

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10 min read

🌊 The Homes That Hold Steady

A Closer Look at the Ones That Don’t Flinch at the First Cold Wind

Arthur Radtke

⚓Flags in the wind, ovens warming — the Cape remembers. Nov 07 – Nov 13

Nov 7, 2025

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47 min read

⚓Flags in the wind, ovens warming — the Cape remembers. Nov 07 – Nov 13

The Cape’s week of wind, warmth, and the kind of gratitude you can feel in the air.

Arthur Radtke

⚓🎃 When the Masks Come Off — and the Cape Feels Like Home Again → Oct 31 – Nov 06

Oct 31, 2025

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36 min read

⚓🎃 When the Masks Come Off — and the Cape Feels Like Home Again → Oct 31 – Nov 06

Porch lights flicker, pumpkins slump, and the Cape remembers itself.

Arthur Radtke

⚓Did the Cape just get too quiet? → Oct 24 – Oct 30

Oct 24, 2025

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44 min read

⚓Did the Cape just get too quiet? → Oct 24 – Oct 30

Something’s stirring under the calm — fog, laughter, and a little rebellion before November lands.

Arthur Radtke

⚓Who decides where the Cape begins — and ends? → Oct 17 – Oct 23

Oct 17, 2025

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39 min read

⚓Who decides where the Cape begins — and ends? → Oct 17 – Oct 23

A quiet lane, a ‘Private Way’ sign, and the Cape’s oldest question — plus food, trails, and music worth your weekend.

Arthur Radtke

✨ When the Ferry Horns Fade, the Forks Come Out — Hyannis Restaurant Week Returns

Oct 17, 2025

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21 min read

✨ When the Ferry Horns Fade, the Forks Come Out — Hyannis Restaurant Week Returns

A celebration of flavor, neighbors, and fall’s best tables — before the specials vanish.

Arthur Radtke

⚓The Cape’s invisible lines — and who really draws them → Oct 10 – Oct 16

Oct 10, 2025

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41 min read

⚓The Cape’s invisible lines — and who really draws them → Oct 10 – Oct 16

Some roads are private, some public. The difference says more about us than you’d think.

Arthur Radtke

Archive

Dive into a collection of past posts and rediscover timeless content.

⚓Before the house fills up... here’s the week

From “pea soup” to “raw,” the language only Cape locals use

⚓Only on the Mid Cape: the onion incident

🌊 The Homes That Hold Steady

⚓Flags in the wind, ovens warming — the Cape remembers. Nov 07 – Nov 13

⚓🎃 When the Masks Come Off — and the Cape Feels Like Home Again → Oct 31 – Nov 06

⚓Did the Cape just get too quiet? → Oct 24 – Oct 30

⚓Who decides where the Cape begins — and ends? → Oct 17 – Oct 23

✨ When the Ferry Horns Fade, the Forks Come Out — Hyannis Restaurant Week Returns

⚓The Cape’s invisible lines — and who really draws them → Oct 10 – Oct 16

Celebrate Mid Cape