I had the most wonderful visit with Anna Duarte yesterday and the frosting on the cake was meeting her sister, Patricia Medeiros Suchy, of Pensacola, Fla.

This week we had it all: sun, snow and sleet. I hear that there are a few bets on how long it will take the pile of snow at the post office to melt.

It was the Chilmark pound, not pond, that the late Peter Darling always kept in order. The pound is along the roadside in Quitsa. It is a stone enclosure with a rail fence entrance.

The Trustees of Reservations, in an effort to cultivate more public interest in Mytoi Garden, have concluded that perhaps all that is needed is a name change.

Articles on Tuesday’s warrant include construction of a new town hall and public safety building. Town hall is apparently too broken to fix and the trailer adjacent to the fire station proves it has surpassed capacity.

The West Tisbury police station has a new address. After two years of planning, the police have moved from their tiny cramped building on the Mill Pond into new headquarters in North Tisbury.

Gregory L. Dankert and Dorothy J. Enrico purchased 14 Edgewood Drive in Edgartown from Lester W. Holcomb Jr. and Elizabeth R. Holcomb for $499,000 on March 24.

With erosion eating away at the Gay Head Cliffs, a historian for the National Park Service recognized the urgency in transferring ownership to the town. The lighthouse will be moved sometime in the next year.

The Trustees of Reservations invite you to check out the dynamic landscape around Wasque from 1 to 3 p.m. on Sunday, April 6. Meet on the Chappaquiddick side of the Chappy ferry by 1:45 p.m. for a ride to the site.

Artist Washington Ledesma opens his doors to let out the old and make room for the new this weekend as he hosts a spring opening event on Saturday, April 5, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and again on Sunday, April 6, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.