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Brewster - Cape Cod2010 population: 9,820 |
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Cobie's Clam Shack, located on Cape Cod in Brewster, Massachusetts, has been a Cape Cod tradition since 1948. Cobies serves fried clams, fried seafood, burgers, hot dogs, french fries and ice cream. Cobies Restaurant is located right off 6A and the Cape Cod rail trail, easily accessible to cyclists, motorists, and tourists.
You've got to come check out Cobie's Restaurant in Brewster, MA! They've got the best fried clams on Cape Cod! There are tons of great items on their menu in addition to the fried seafood too! Awesome burgers, hot dogs, and fries, panini sandwiches and especially great ice cream! Now they've added Creamy Frozen Yogurt with fresh fruit to the menu!
3260 Main Street, Brewster, MA
phone: 508-896-7021
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| Air-Cooled Engines and Oyster Bliss: A Day on the Cape Thursday July 17, 2025 |
| Some days unfold like a slow jazz record?no rush, no urgency, just mood and movement. Today was one of those rare July gems, when the to-do list gets replaced by a to-don't, and the only agenda is to chase sunlight and salt air. My wife and I took the 1982 Porsche 911SC out for a spin?not just a spin, mind you, but a full, open-throttle escape to the arm of Massachusetts: Cape Cod.
That car?my old black 911?runs like a dream but makes you earn it. No power steering, no cupholders, just raw mechanics and unfiltered noise. It rattles and hums and smells like gasoline and nostalgia, and it connects you to the road the way few things in this life still do. Sadie climbed in wearing big sunglasses and a linen wrap dress that fluttered dangerously in the coastal wind, looking like something out of a 70s Riviera photo shoot. I tossed a beach bag into the back seat, said a little prayer to the air-cooled gods, and we set off.
We hit Route 6, windows down, wind howling through the cabin, Springsteen humming on the Blaupunkt, and all the tension from the week evaporated somewhere around Sandwich. I always forget how quickly the Cape makes the rest of the world feel optional. The trees change, the houses lean in close, and the sea starts to flirt with you from beyond the pines.
We spent most of the day at Coast Guard Beach, one of our usual haunts. It's alive this time of year?families staking out their plots like sun-kissed homesteaders, teenagers performing the ancient mating rituals of Frisbee and volleyball, and the ocean roaring like it still has something to prove. The water was cold enough to make your teeth clack, but invigorating in the way only New England water can be. Sadie swam with that slow, confident grace she always has?methodical, unbothered, like she owns every inch of the sea she touches. I waded in, took the plunge, came up laughing, and forgot about work entirely.
After enough sun and salt, we decided it was time to dry off, shake the sand out of our shoes, and trade swimsuits for something slightly more civilized. The 911 was waiting for us in the lot, still warm, still perfect. I gave it a pat on the hood like a loyal horse, and we pointed its snub nose toward Brewster.
Dinner was at The Brewster Fish House, a spot we'd heard about for years but somehow never made it to. Tucked into the heart of town, it looks modest from the outside?almost too unassuming. But like any seasoned New Englander, it keeps its brilliance tucked under a weathered exterior.
We were seated promptly by a young host with a surfer's tan and a poet's vocabulary. The room was small but intimate, filled with muted laughter, flickering candles, and the scent of butter and sea. It was one of those rare places where the acoustics are soft and the vibe says you're welcome here, but don't ruin it.
We started with Wellfleet oysters?plump, briny little beasts that tasted like they were shucked by Poseidon himself. They arrived perched on a bed of crushed ice, accompanied by a mignonette so perfectly acidic it could have cleaned a scalpel. Sadie raised an eyebrow at the first one and simply said, ?That's dangerous.? Which, from her, is high praise.
For mains, I had the pan-seared halibut, served over a bed of sweet corn risotto with a charred scallion butter that made me consider licking the plate. Sadie opted for the lobster tagliatelle?handmade pasta tangled with claw meat, spring peas, and lemon zest in a light saffron cream that could've seduced a nun.
The wine list leaned toward coastal whites and small-batch reds, and our server recommended a crisp Albariño that paired so well with the food I started writing mental thank-you notes to the winemaker.
Dessert was a shared plate of house-made panna cotta with macerated strawberries and basil syrup. The kind of dessert that makes you close your eyes involuntarily and remember that life, when you let it, can still astonish you.
We lingered a little after the check came. Not because we were waiting?just because neither of us wanted to leave. You know that feeling when you're full, not just in the belly, but in the soul? That.
The drive home was quiet, dark, and utterly peaceful. The 911 purred along Route 6 like it knew the way by heart, headlights slicing through the mist like they were born to. Sadie rested her hand on my thigh, head tilted toward the window, the air thick with salt and contentment.
We didn't say much. Didn't need to.
Sometimes a good meal, a cold sea, and a roaring old car are enough religion for one day. |
| Habitat For Humanity announces new home applications on Upper and Lower Cape Thursday July 17, 2025 |
| YARMOUTH ? Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod has announced affordable homeownership applications are now available for seven homes. The houses will be located in Bourne, Brewster, and Falmouth. The deadline to apply is September 15th. You can apply online at the Habitat for Humanity website, as well as by stopping by the Bourne, Brewster [?]
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| Brewster Police Sergeant retires after nearly 30 years Thursday July 17, 2025 |
| BREWSTER ? From Brewster Police: Wednesday was the last shift for Sergeant Frank Mirisola. After almost 30 years with Brewster PD and 32 years total in policing, he is easing into retirement where he will enjoy time with his family and likely get in a few rounds of golf. In addition to serving as a [?]
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| YPD: DENNIS WOMAN CHARGED W/ TRAFFICKING, BREWSTER MAN CHARGED W/ INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE? Wednesday July 16, 2025 |
| WEST YARMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS ? According to a Yarmouth Police media statement, Amber Seyffert, 47 of South Dennis, was charged with Trafficking Cocaine after an encounter with Yarmouth Police patrol officers last Thursday, 7/10/25. Vincint Silva, 29, of Eastham, was also charged with Possession with Intent to Distribute a Class A Controlled Substance during the same encounter, according to the YPD statement.
According to the YPD media statement, last Thursday, shortly before 7:00 p.m., patrol officers encountered an Audi sedan with several individuals either inside the vehicle or standing nearby. The encounter took place in the vicinity of Brothers Food Mart on Route 28 in West Yarmouth. ?An officer recognized the individuals as being associated with narcotics use and distribution,? the YPD statement reads.
While investigating, officers allegedly observed a used glass crack pipe inside the Audi sedan. Police say they then searched and uncovered 9.5 grams of Fentanyl, along with more than 15 small bags of cocaine weighing 29.5 grams total.
Seyffert and Silva were subsequently arrested on the aforementioned drug charges. Seyffert and Silva were both arraigned in Barnstable District Court last Friday.
A third individual, Nevin Campbell, 32, of Brewster, was also arrested during the encounter for an outstanding warrant, according to the YPD. Campbell was eventually released on personal recognizance, according to the YPD statement.
No further details were available at the time of this report. HN will provide additional details as they become available.
* The allegations contained in the above report are based solely on a Yarmouth Police Department media release. All defendants are presumed to be innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.
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| Lower Cape town hosting civic education program Tuesday July 15, 2025 |
| BREWSTER ? The Town of Brewster is holding its first Civics Academy. The town says the new program being held in the fall is designed to engage residents in a better understanding of how local government operates and the many ways that they can get involved in shaping the community. The sessions will be led [?]
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