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This Sunday marks the start of Write Out Cape Cod, a two-week event series that encourages people to get outside and write in nature.
  • The famous crested caracara has been seen in Wellfleet in recent days. What could the future hold for this lost bird?
  • Dennis shipbuilders with empty clippers heading home from China found a shocking cargo: bird dung from the Pacific. The Pacific Guano Company turned Woods Hole into a stinking industrial powerhouse, and then it vanished, replaced by the gated mansions of Penzance Point.
  • In this episode of The Garden Lady C.L. starts with a postcard from oak trees about why some years there is an abundance of acorns. Bryon Martin, co-author of the book Edible Houseplants was her guest and they talked about plants that can be grown indoors for fruit and seeds. Among other topics, listeners called in about paw-paw trees, overwintering tropical hibiscus plants, and the care of a new meadow.
  • A review of this week's local headlines with our region's leading journalists.
  • Much of southeastern Massachusetts has experienced drought conditions for over two years. Despite the rain, that trend continues.
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