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A young Cape Codder self-immolates, becoming a worldwide symbol
Aaron Bushnell’s roots are in the Community of Jesus in Orleans; should that connection be made?
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Bill Delahunt's search for humanity in politics
His focus was on what we share, never who we demonize
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March 2024

Cape Cod as the Balkans
Looks deceive; we are far from one
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What it takes to fish in Jamaica
From Treasure Beach to Cape Cod (and back); “Jelly” Hill’s pragmatic vision
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How much land is "protected"? A reckoning
And town by town, who's in charge of open space
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Face to face
Photo portraits, like haiku, distill amazing lives
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What is Cape Cod's slavery connection?
Meadow Dibble asks a very provocative question, long avoided
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February 2024

An amazing man tells the world he has Alzheimer’s
Brave, inspirational writing by a friend from my earliest Cape days
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Where the Cape's environmental movement was born
The Whitlock home; another Seashore dereliction, now meant for demolition
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Rack and ruin as federal management
How and why an historic house was destroyed
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Destroying soulful architectural history
The Cape Cod National Seashore "let nature takes its course." Next: Demolition.
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January 2024

A health care clinic pops up
One retired ER doc, with county support, responds to a crisis
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