With one of the worst New England winters in recent memory nearing an end, Bermuda Shorts & Knobbly Knees – a celebration to wish away the winter blues – is on tap at the New Bedford Whaling Museum, Friday, March 11, from 7:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. in the Jacobs …
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Most people who know me know that I am able to “talk the talk” when it comes to wine, thanks to years of study and practice in the wine industry. I know how that sounds, but trust me: it’s not all tasting and drinking. Knowing the flavor profiles and the …
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Today is the third Monday of February, which means that today is President’s Day. Well, technically the federal government celebrates the day as ‘Washington’s Birthday,’ but over time other presidents have been granted membership in what is now a collective holiday. The problem is that even though this day is …
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Who are the owners of this website? Talk a little about yourselves. CapeCostLess.com is an organic, joint venture of Backfield Enterprises, LLC. The partners are Ben Couto and Brandon Perry. As the CEO, Brandon is responsible for the direction of Cape Cost Less, and as COO, Ben is responsible for …
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The Dock-U-Mentaries Film Series continues on Friday, February 18th with Fisherpoets, a film by Jennifer Brett Winston. Dock-U-Mentaries is a co-production of New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park and the Working Waterfront Festival. Films about the working waterfront will be screened on the third Friday of each month, beginning at …
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The first time I saw J.Kelley perform was at the Pour Farm Tavern. I was really impressed with his great originals and his interesting takes on cover songs. I had previously heard some cuts from his first album, and was not disappointed with the live version! He sings, plays guitar, …
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The NFL Playoffs began this past Saturday, as the Seahawks upset the Saints and the Jets beat the Colts on a last second field goal. I have several friends who lost a total of $550 betting on the Jets-Colts game. I thought it was funny; they didn’t. Sunday’s action saw …
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January in Massachusetts is generally a miserable time of year: The days are short, the nights are long and cold, and a general malaise descends over most of us until spring thaws our frosty hearts. This January, however, living in this area provides an unique opportunity to make a dent …
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If you live in New Bedford or South Coast, Massachusetts you have an opportunity to travel to some of the most treasured places the United States, places where movies stars and Presidents enjoy their summer vacations; Martha’s Vineyard, Nantucket and Cuttyhunk Islands. There are two ways to get there: by …
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When one thinks of wine in America they imagine it coming from the popular Monterey, Napa and Sonoma Valley regions of California. Some might also recognize the new and ever-popular Washington State varieties. These so-called “New World” wines are rapidly becoming popular with wine lovers nationally and worldwide as well. …
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