Elijah Cobb lost his flour to revolutionary Paris, rode 74 hours to get it back, and watched the man who helped him go to the guillotine. Then he went back to his paperwork.
Thirty-five years ago this week, Hurricane Bob came up Buzzards Bay and took the summer with it. We're collecting your stories — and running them next Thursday, with your name on them.
What a small ice-cream order costs at six stops from Orleans to Wellfleet. Same Cape, $2.01 apart.
Forty-four parcels were studied. Six made the list. All six are in Brewster.
A Brewster kitchen where the showstopper arrives in a volcanic-stone vessel — and the room leans in to watch it land.
No parade, no town fireworks — and that's the point. Brewster spends the Fourth at Drummer Boy Park and on the bay beaches, watching someone else's show.
The numbers behind Brewster’s biggest land save, and what comes next.
