TRAVEL
August 24, 2008 | Checking in, Rich Barlow, Globe Correspondent
WELLFLEET - It's shortly after sunrise, and my wife is lying on her back, staring at a mourning dove that is perched on the skylight above our bed and peering down at us curiously. I slumber through this game. I need to be well rested for a summertime stay at Surfside Cottages, with energy enough to loll in the cold waves, eat succulent clams, that sort of thing. Surfside is a condo association with two dozen cottages to rent, most in Wellfleet with a smattering in Eastham. While summer, sadly, is taking its leave, booking a Cape stay in the crimson-leaf season will lower your rates.
LIFESTYLE
August 11, 2010 | Ann Trieger Kurland, Globe Correspondent
WELLFLEET — Along a stretch of Route 6 dotted with saltbox cottages and eateries serving lobster rolls and broiled scallops, sits a slightly out-of-place French bakery and restaurant. PB Boulangerie Bistro was opened in April by French natives Philippe Rispoli, 37, and Boris Villatte, 31 (PB is for their first names). The bakery sells close to 250 baguettes and 1,500 plain, chocolate, and almond croissants each day; dozens more loaves such as fig, olive, sourdough, multigrain, and brioche; sublime croque monsieurs, and assorted...
NEWS
November 4, 2011
Authorities say an 80-year-old man has been found dead at his Wellfleet home apparently from carbon monoxide poisoning. Emergency workers went to the man's remote home on Thursday after being asked to make a well-being check because he did not show up for an appointment. The death remains under investigation but does not appear suspicious and does not appear connected to last weekend's nor'easter. The state medical examiner's office is scheduled to perform an autopsy to determine a cause of death.
TRAVEL
September 16, 2007 | Checking In, Patricia Harris and David Lyon, Globe Correspondents
WELLFLEET - We liked Eleanor Stefani even before we met her. "Check in any time you want," she had told us on the phone when we booked a stay at The Colony. "We're not a commercial place. We don't run by the clock. " When we did arrive shortly after noon on a July day, she was industriously trimming the shrubs in her garden. She took off her work gloves to greet us and talk about her favorite subject: the little cluster of Bauhaus-style summer cottages she has owned since 1963.
A&E
June 26, 2007 | Louise Kennedy, Globe Staff
WELLFLEET -- The Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater spent the weekend opening its shiny new house, the Julie Harris Stage on Route 6, with a play appropriately focused on chaos and order, endings and beginnings, loss and jokes: Sarah Ruhl's 2005 Pulitzer finalist, "The Clean House. " A company that can build a beautiful new theater while maintaining its commitment to the grungy, beloved harborside shack where it began clearly knows a thing or two about that kind of balance. On Saturday's gala opening night, which featured a...
NEWS
February 9, 2012 | By Colin A. Young
On the 28th day of the largest single-species stranding event on record in the northeastern United States, the International Fund for Animal Welfare said one more dolphin stranded itself yesterday in Wellfleet, bringing the total of stranded common dolphins to 147. Michael Booth, spokesman for the animal welfare organization, said crews rescued the dolphin from the banks of the Herring River in Wellfleet yesterday morning. Two other dolphins were seen swimming in the area. "They were debating what to do with the two swimming,...