Patriot’s Day is Monday and all town buildings will be closed. At last spring weather has arrived last weekend. Most everyone in town was out either cleaning up or gardening. The flowers have...
Spring will be here in just five days. People are slowly adjusting to Daylight Saving Time. The snowdrops are in full bloom at Phyllis Meras’s house off Music street and Charlie Kernick’s...
We have had more snow in the first few days of March than all of January and February combined. The winter has been mostly mild a dream compared to last year. The sun now will be setting around 6:30...
Well it sure will be like a ghost town all next week because of the school’s winter vacation that begins this afternoon. Many people and families have left Dodge for a warmer climate while...
We are heading into a long holiday weekend as Monday is President’s Day so the schools, post office, library and all other town buildings will be closed. School vacation week, for our schools,...
Well, Sunday night featured an intensely exciting Super Bowl game. Traffic in town was nil and the Stop & Shop markets had a brisk Sunday selling food for the game. The Patriots victory over the...
Well the weekend weather was all over the map. First there was snow, then rain with high winds forcing several SSA cancellations, then a high of 54 degrees Sunday morning, but by the time the...
It is officially recorded that last year was the wettest on record. So far we have dodged the snow but we have picked up over two inches of rain since the New Year began. The holiday rush is over;...
Well, December has gone into the record books as the fourth warmest ever recorded. The only snow was a few scattered flurries on two occasions. Last year this time we were dealing with several inches...
Well we traveled off-Island to be with family for Thanksgiving and returned on Sunday. It was a wonderful time with 20 people gathered at Nina Berry and Dieter Phol’s table in Providence, R.I....
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