Seth and Joanne Wakeman spent decades in Chilmark dedicated to the community and building strong bonds of friendship that spanned generations, even after retiring to Connecticut in 2002.

e live our relatively ordinary lives day to day, hour to hour and minute to minute without thinking much about how our actions can affect others.

As most of you know, Marshall has taken up metal detecting as a hobby. Sometimes he finds neat stuff but most of the time he makes contributions to what he refers to as his box of wonder — as in, “I wonder what this is/was?”

Pizza nights will be back on the agenda at the Chilmark Church starting Tuesday, March 12.

Tuesday’s conversation with my teen revolved around the long awaited snowfall.

If you find yourself in Oak Bluffs be sure to circle by the hospital.

January has departed leaving with it ups and downs both in atmospheric wonders and community happenings.

Winter in New England with its short dark days can prompt you to count the seconds until spring is ready to produce its various shades of green.

The Startzell home on Larsen Lane was overflowing this past weekend as they opened their doors to share food and beverages with friends for a belated New Years celebration.

The dinner table is a meeting place.