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Rolling Stone paints JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette Kennedy as a couple who kept a largely private Cape Cod life—secret Hyannis Port visits, a home base that became a refuge from New York’s glare, ongoing renovations and dinner-party weekends, and Martha’s Vineyard getaways—contrasting with Love Story’s on-screen depictions, and noting their 1999 plane crash that cut their Cape-era dreams short.
A coastal storm will skim the Massachusetts coast, bringing gusty winds of 40–50+ mph, a risk of coastal flooding on the Cape, South Shore and North Shore, and snow accumulations mainly 1–3 inches (Nantucket nearer 4 inches) with parts of Cape Cod and the Islands possibly reaching about 5 inches. The highest impacts are expected Sunday morning through Monday afternoon around high tides; cold air will keep snow and ice in place, delaying melt into next week.
A bomb cyclone nor'easter is forecast to sweep Massachusetts this weekend, delivering heavy snow (about 6 inches or more in parts, including Cape Cod and the Islands), 50–55 mph wind gusts, and coastal flooding due to a full moon; blizzard-like conditions could develop on Cape Cod, Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard Sunday, with travel disruptions and potential power outages.
A small private plane crashed near Provincetown on Cape Cod, catching fire and killing the sole pilot onboard. Emergency responders extinguished the fire, and the NTSB is investigating the cause of the crash.
Billionaire Bill Koch sold a historic waterfront estate on Cape Cod, originally built by the Mellons, for $20 million, after listing it for nearly $24 million. The property includes a main house, guest cottages, a beach house, and a studio, and has historical ties to the Mellon banking family and notable figures like the Kennedys.
Twenty-four endangered Kemp's ridley sea turtles affected by cold stunning off Cape Cod have been rehabilitated in Florida, where they are receiving treatment before being released back into the Atlantic in spring, highlighting ongoing conservation efforts for these vulnerable species.
A group of young women diagnosed with A.L.S. gather annually on Cape Cod to share stories, support each other, and find moments of joy despite their challenging condition, highlighting their resilience and the unique community they have built.
A four-bedroom, two-bath house near Monument Beach in Bourne, Cape Cod, is listed for $589,900. It features updated interiors, a cozy fireplace, a fenced backyard with sheds, a greenhouse, and a chicken coop, all on a 0.33-acre lot, offering a spacious and affordable option close to the ocean.
A case of flesh-eating Vibrio vulnificus bacteria has been confirmed at Cape Cod, Massachusetts, marking a concerning spread of this bacteria beyond its usual Gulf Coast range, likely due to rising ocean temperatures linked to climate change. The bacteria pose serious health risks, especially to those with open wounds or compromised immune systems, and are commonly contracted through seawater exposure or eating raw seafood. Precautions include avoiding swimming with open cuts and thoroughly cooking seafood.
A swimmer in Cape Cod contracted a flesh-eating bacterial infection caused by Vibrio vulnificus, a bacteria that thrives in warm water, highlighting concerns about climate change's impact on the spread of such pathogens.
A rare case of Vibrio vulnificus infection, a bacteria that can cause flesh-eating disease, has been reported in a swimmer at Cape Cod, prompting health warnings especially for those with open wounds or consuming raw shellfish, as the bacteria can lead to severe illness or death.
A swimmer at Old Silver Beach in Falmouth contracted a rare Vibrio vulnificus infection, which can cause severe illness including flesh-eating disease, prompting health officials to warn the public about the risks of coastal water exposure, especially for vulnerable groups. The bacteria thrive in warm, salty waters, and precautions such as avoiding open wounds in the water are advised to prevent infection.
A rare case of Vibrio vulnificus infection, a bacteria that can cause flesh-eating disease, has been confirmed in Cape Cod, prompting health advisories for residents and visitors to take precautions when swimming or consuming shellfish in warm coastal waters, especially for vulnerable groups. The bacteria thrive in warm, salt or brackish waters, and rising temperatures are leading to more cases further north.
White shark populations off Cape Cod are rebounding due to protective measures and ecosystem restoration, shifting public perception from fear to fascination, and highlighting the importance of sharks in maintaining healthy marine ecosystems.
Diners at The Red Inn in Provincetown, Massachusetts, may have been exposed to hepatitis A due to a food service employee infected with the virus between April 30 and May 15. The health department recommends those potentially exposed to consult healthcare providers and consider vaccination, especially if they are under 34 or unvaccinated. Hepatitis A spreads through contact with infected feces or contaminated food and drinks, and symptoms include fever, fatigue, and jaundice.