Lawrence Brown

Lawrence Brown, Columnist I was in the midst of a conversation recently when someone asked me if I could identify any specific ways that

Lawrence Brown, Columnist Thomas Jefferson loved to read. Educated people in his day were expected to read philosophers in the original Greek plus political orations in Latin.

As America turns 250, it's time for some reflection and atonement.

From 19th‑century rails to a modern dinner train, a teacher and student savor Cape Cod’s marshes, bay views, and history on a ride from Hyannis.

Lawrence Brown | Columnist As I write, it's 88 degrees in our carport – and it's only 11 o'clock.

When cancer comes, no family should fight alone. OPINION

Lawrence Brown | Columnist Today, I'd like to talk to you about the power of dreams. Living within just a few miles of each other are two Cape Codders.

Lawrence Brown | Cape Cod Times “Put down your pitchforks and take up your ladle.” A young man named Vitor told me that.

Lawrence Brown | Columnist Cape Cod's population more than doubles in the summer, straining local resources like hospitals and police departments.

Lawrence Brown | Special to the Cape Cod Times Since I got cancer, I've been making it a habit to thank my doctors, nurses and