Caleb Enos has been a member of the Chappaquiddick Ferry crew for more than a decade.
The idea for a flagpole at the ferry point on Chappaquiddick was presented to me by the late Roy Gunderson probably more than a dozen years ago.
This is the in-between time of year when it comes to dirt roads.
A few years ago, right about in the middle of the same month that we are in now, I was standing on the wharf looking out at the harbor.
There has always been a conflict between preserving the values of the past and implementing our perceptions of the future.
When I was in grade school, the world was recognized to be a very dangerous place.
Traditionally, the Chappy Ferry runs on an abbreviated schedule on Christmas Day.
The Island Grown Initiative, through its Island Grown Food Rescue program, has placed receptacles at various locations around the island, including Chappaquiddick Point.
The last time that I was off-Island overnight was back in the beginning of September.
As the end of the year approaches please consider a donation to the Chappy Community Center.
