On New Year’s Eve, next Monday night, Chappy ferry captain Becca LaMarche is willing to stick around after midnight in case you want to stay at a party to welcome in the new year.

>The Holiday Tea at the Community Center last week was a nice gathering of Chappy neighbors and friends.

The annual ferry captain and crew appreciation potluck supper last Wednesday was a great success.

I hardly ever see anyone else on these walks, even as we cross the main road at Blow Your Bugle Corner.

The Chappy Community Center 2019 calendars have arrived. Print an order form from the CCC website or stop in to buy one in person any time that you see Lynn’s car there.

Perhaps, on your way past Slip Away Farm, you have noticed a new structure being built behind the old farmhouse.

The first snowfall of the season always seems to come as a surprise.

A public hearing before the Martha’s Vineyard Commission on a plan to demolish a historic hilltop house on Chappaquiddick has been postponed.

A very low tide revealed a sandbar at the end of Washque Avenue, reshaping the familiar landscape into something new as shellfisherman dug for clams in the fading light.

You don’t need to drive all of the way to Vermont to be treated to fall colors this year.