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Cape Cod and Nantucket in the News

By L. Finch, Globe Correspondent The landing gear of a small shuttle plane gave out after it touched down on Cape Cod this morning, officials said. No one was injured when a Nantucket Shuttle Airlines plane came to a stop...

Cape plane lands on belly after landing gear fails, FAA says

As water temperatures dipped this week, a striper blitz from Sandy Neck to the Fingers produced many huge bass. My son Matt and I each took 50-inch bass. Last Monday, though, there were more than 150 boats there. Itand#8217;s not always good when word gets out.

Outdoors: Fear-mongering and #8216;Jaws and #8217; obscures value of sharks against seals

"The gallery walls are adorned with bucolic scenes, fresh florals and culinary delights," said artist Diana Gibson as she strolled through the gallery at the Ridgewood Art Institute. Their Members Invitational Summer Show is being held through Aug. 28 at the "Barn."

Invitational show draws best of the best in art

No injuries have been reported after a small plane made a belly landing at a Cape Cod Airport. Cape Cod - Massachusetts - United States - Counties - Barnstable

All safe after small plane mishap on Cape Cod

Flying over Cape Cod in a cramped cockpit, I wanted nothing more than to be down on the beach. Call me a heretic

The noisy, sweaty truth about small planes

Nantucket residents and visitors are paying more at the gas pump this summer than just about anywhere in the countryeven Hawaii.

Island gas prices among highest in the nation

One wouldnt think that surfboards and watches go together. Then again, most people dont think like Spyder Wright. I think watches and surfboards are intrinsically alike, said Wright, watch designer, former professional surfer and surfboard maker.

Island lifestyle: Combining surfboard-shaping with watch-making

Senator John F. Kerry yesterday acknowledged for the first time that he mishandled the political fallout from questions about taxes on his new $7 million yacht berthed in Rhode Island, but insisted that he always intended to make the $500,000 payment once he had registered the boat in Massachusetts. Rhode Island - John Kerry - Massachusetts - Tax - Yacht

Kerry says he always intended to pay tax

The Island

Escape to 'The Island' for satisfying summer chick lit

Balancing her roles as a member of Nantuckets Board of Selectmen and executive director of the Dreamland Foundation has required all of Patty Roggeveens talents, but also placed the two-term selectman and mother of three in some ethically challenging territory, as the two jobs have often intersected and overlapped.

Roggeveen walks fine ethical line as selectman, Dreamland head