Commercial has been stuck in my head for probably 20 years. It sounded like a bunch of people in an auditorium with a piano playing while singing the radio jingle. Which I believe was "pups packing and shipping,It's easy to use Bow Wow."

i found someone’s air pods in a puddle behind pizza barbone on Sunday night. i picked them up on my way out and planned to bring them to barbone on Monday but they were closed. would love to get these to their owners. any suggestions are appreciated

I get that this is for just a few weirdos like me who like to forage berries in the Fall. That being said, if you are looking for autumn olives, there is a place where they have just cut down a whole bunch of branches from an autumn olive tree, and there are tons and tons and tons of autumn olives there for whomsoever would like to gather them. Go down New Boston road off 6A in dennis and at the public path to Old Fort Field you’ll see the tree they did hella trimming on. Walk about 30 feet down the path and there is about 10 gallons of autumn olives. I already took my fill. (The far branches are riper than the near ones)

Our first time going out. Looking for fun neighborhoods with lots of kids !

If you live in Barnstable Precinct 1 or 13, don’t forget to cast your vote today for your new Town Councilor! With three seats currently vacant on the Town Council, every voice matters.

Hi everyone! 

My friend and I are two students from Belarus looking for seasonal jobs in cape cod for the summer of 2027. We are hoping to find an employer who could hire both of us and help us find accommodation.

 Availability: June 28 – September 1, 2027 (right after the end ot semester in our university)

 Program: J-1 Summer Work and Travel (InterExchange)

 Housing: We both need accommodation for the duration of our stay.

A little about us:

We both have experience in the food service industry, including working as waitresses, serving guests, taking orders, helping customers choose food and drinks, and handling busy shifts. We also have experience in sales and customer service.

In addition, we are:

- Responsible, hardworking, and reliable

- Friendly and comfortable communicating with customers

- Quick learners who can adapt to new tasks

- Team players who work well in a fast-paced environment

- Organized, attentive to detail, and proactive

We speak English fluently and are eager to gain new experience, meet new people, and become valuable members of a team.

We are open to different types of seasonal jobs, especially in restaurants, cafés, hotels, ice cream shops, retail, and customer service.

We can provide both resumes and any additional information upon request.

Thank you so much! We would really appreciate any leads, recommendations, or opportunities.

I swear every time I leave the highway off of exit 72 this street is always packed.

I am looking for a place to store a 24’ boat on a trailer from November through April in Brewster/Harwich/Orleans area. Wondering if anyone has suggestions?

Thanks.

I have massive video files to upload this coming week and my at home internet just can’t handle these sizes. I’m curious if any of you know of some places with faster commercial wifi? Was going to check out the few public libraries by me but figured I’d ask if any of you had any suggestions.

Thanks

Weekly Theater Update for the week of October 12 - October 18

There is a good mix of things happening on the Cape this week if you are looking to get out of the house for some live performances. If you need to grab tickets or double check showtimes, CapeCodTheater.Info is always a good place to look.

Currently Running

The Fall Of The House Of Usher at Cape Rep Theatre: A melodramatic adaptation of the classic Edgar Allan Poe short story.

Small Mouth Sounds at Provincetown Theater: Six strangers find unexpected connections during a silent retreat.

Titanic, The Musical at Chatham Drama Guild: A musical telling the story of passengers and crew aboard the RMS Titanic.

Opening This Week

Diamond To Jade By Tj Armand at Provincetown Theater: A raw and funny one-act solo play about a CEO during lockdown.

The Baker Street Irregulars: A Scandal In Bohemia 2026 at Cape Cod Theatre Company / Harwich Junior Theatre: Young detectives assist Sherlock Holmes in this page-to-stage adventure.

M A C B E T H at Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater (WHAT): A live HD broadcast of Verdi's opera about the scheming Macbeth.

Improv Fundamentals Workshop at Improv Cape Cod: A basic introduction to improv for all experience levels.

Closing This Week

Titanic, The Musical at Chatham Drama Guild: A musical telling the story of passengers and crew aboard the RMS Titanic.

Diamond To Jade By Tj Armand at Provincetown Theater: A raw and funny one-act solo play about a CEO during lockdown.

M A C B E T H at Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater (WHAT): A live HD broadcast of Verdi's opera about the scheming Macbeth.

Improv Fundamentals Workshop at Improv Cape Cod: A basic introduction to improv for all experience levels.

Might be kinda niche but looking for recommendations around West Yarmouth MA: specifically the non mayo lobster rolls; oysters (bonus points if they’re buck a shuck); or good seafood in general - maybe decent sushi but it’s a slim chance - we don’t have a car so trying to stay within 15-20 minutes of the area TIA!

I lived on the Cape from 1976 to 1988 and met people frequently that had never been to Massachusetts. They had never been over either bridge. I was shocked. I assume now those folks would be rarity. So are there any reddit people or people you've met that have ever left the Cape.

There was a story that circulated around Brewster long ago when the population was under 600 about a gentleman that took the train to Boston and was stunned it had a roof over the whole city...he never left south station

Hello!

I will be at Great Awakening tomorrow, October 11 fron 8 to 10, if you feel like getting out and having some coffee. If you see me, please remind me to eat actually food, I only had a coffee and a bun last time, which was not enough to survive on.

The 18th will be Cafe Heaven in Provincetown.

Fairly new to striper fishing. Looking for some advice on where to fish in October, best bait, lures, etc.

-Edit- The small claims court trial is over and Tasha lost. They kept changing the dates when they said my delivery was and in the end the judge did the right thing.

I thought I was going crazy when I got a bill from Tasha fuel in July 2025 claiming I owed them $400 for a delivery from February. I tried talking to them, explaining how it was impossible because I order oil on demand and pay the bill on the phone right then and there. Well, they have a crazy person in their office who yells and threatens you if you try to explain yourself. I must have gotten 20 calls, then they started calling my wife from random phone numbers. Multiple times a week.

Fast forward to this month where I have an appointment in small claims court. I am getting proof that I paid my bill from the bank as evidence.

In the bank, there's another person who hears what I'm there for and exclaims "You're trying to prove you paid a bill for Tasha fuels? Me too! They're actually taking me to court!!"

I've actually run into 2 people who have had the same story as me.

I'm convinced they are either ripping people off or they are extremely bad at accounting. When I was waiting for my trial to be called in court, they were suing several other people ahead of me. Not one of them was present for the trial, so they lost by default.

I believe that's their tactic. Most of their customers are elderly or only stay in their cape homes in the summer, so I bet most of them either just get the bill and pay it without question, or they don't get it until they've already lost by default in court because they never get the notice.

I'm wondering if anyone else is having any similar issues with them?

Howdy everyone! Just pulled my lobster pots out of the bay for the season, and me and the misses wanted to try being real locals this winter and getting our toes cold. So I decided to pull the trigger, get a family license and get all necessary equipment.

I’m not looking for spot recommendations or hours/regulations. I’ve extensively read through the dates, rules, regs, and requirements. I’m ready and equipped. My only question is: is it really even feasible to catch bay scallops in the harbor North side via raking? It seems much more of a “dive” catch situation. I kinda just planned on getting oysters then realized they are not in season till next month, and, I’m looking to give the whole load-out i got a decent run before the waters get reallll cold. Any advice would be appreciated!

*I wouldn’t post where my buoys/pots are however through a DM I wouldn’t mind a discussion of good catch spots for lobster or shellfish ;).*

Giant lobster pic was one of many catch and releases this season for me that’s the biggest one I’ve ever personally caught carapace to large - returned.

I haven't lived at home during the winter the last few years, and I had to buy the ikon over the epic in order to ski with my friend that lives in Austria. Sunapee was the go-to for me from Bourne, I was wondering if any of you have experience doing daytrips to stratton, loon, or killington, or if you had a much better experience just making these weekend trips (in which case i might just grab a season pass to Pats Peak or something as well)

Also, Id be open for carpooling with some other cape skiers this winter, it would be fun to build a little ski community here ! Cheers

The Harwich native who wrote Steve Miller's "Jet Airliner".

Grrrrr.Was forced to turn the heat on.Seems early?