Musician Vanna Pacella. (Steph Larson) By Brandon Goss What began as one girl writing music in her room has grown into songs that echo through the community. Vanna Pacella spent her early childhood in Foxboro, summering on the Cape before her family moved there permanently. She has
Coloring. (Kersten Marchese) By Kersten Marchese I left my coffee on the Dunkin' pickup counter. Did I put my sugar in the fridge? How many notebooks can one person go through? This can't be good for the environment. These are all the thoughts I've had in the past week.
Aid dropoff in remote village near front lines, Dec. 2025. (Lisa Mure) By Bec Rapacz We’re living in trying times. In between work, schoolwork, shoveling our neighbors out, protesting, or caring for our families, we are plagued by the news. Be it international, American, or local, it’s
By Cj Brooke The New England Patriots are back on the NFL’s biggest stage. For the first time since their 2019 Super Bowl appearance against the Los Angeles Rams, the Patriots have returned to the championship game, completing a remarkable turnaround after years of instability following the
Co-Editor-in-Chief Jessica Lynch on top of the Empire State Building. (Matt Lynch) By Jessica Lynch Dear MainSheet Readers, It’s hard to believe another semester is already upon us. I hope you all had fun and relaxing winter breaks! I am very excited to be returning to the MainSheet editing
Isabella Cantillano-Sanchez in the library. (Isabella Cantillano-Sanchez) By Isabella Cantillano-Sanchez Dear MainSheet readers, The start of the spring semester is upon us. For me, this marks my final semester at Cape Cod Community College. It also marks my first semester as co-editor-in-chief alongside Jessica Lynch, who has been
Check out MainSheet Conversations Episode One! In this episode, host Richard Clark interviews 4Cs Nursing Professor Lisa Van Cott on the state of the nursing workforce in 2026 and some of the challenges that healthcare workers are facing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-RthYVPqm0
Hailee Steinfeld and Michael B. Jordan star in "Sinners." (Warner Bros. Pictures) By Jade Enos For most of its history, horror has existed at the Oscars like an uninvited guest — present, influential and impossible to ignore, yet rarely welcomed. Horror is one of the most popular
Appearing in "for colored girls," clockwise from left: Tamora Israel, Tara Vargas Wallace, Alicia Morningsong Peters, Ray Bishop, Triniece Clegg, Sophia Lewis and Samantha Walker. (Poster image courtesy of Vana Trudeau) By Wil Moser How does one complete the sentence, "My love is too _______ to have
Power outage essentials (Bennett Cohen) By Bennett Cohen It’s winter on Cape Cod, which brings snowfall and often power outages. For students at 4Cs, it’s better to be prepared, making longer outages safer and more manageable. While many items can be great to have during a blackout, these