Mother Nature has yet to move enough sand back to the very southeast corner of Chappaquiddick to make it possible for oversand vehicles to drive around Wasque Point.

Sad news has reached us of the passing of Alexander Bass. A memorial service is scheduled for Oct. 1 in Peterborough, N.H.

The Chappy Community Center continues Foreign Film Fridays with the Finnish film The Man Without A Past July 7 at 7 p.m.

Put this number in your cell phone — 508-627-8390 — and label it TTOR (The Trustees Of Reservations) beach information hotline.

When I was a kid, my family attended services at the Federated Church on South Summer street. Sometimes the young folks were released from Sunday school class in the parish house in order to experience the more mature side of religion by getting to sit quietly in the church itself. Actually, I think that the Sunday school teacher would just give up on trying to control us let alone trying to teach us something about our faith.

A mere four and a half weeks remain before the Fourth of July is upon us. Time seems to speed up very noticeably during these remaining days.

Did you ever wonder if the shorebird known as an oystercatcher actually catches oysters? In my experience, oysters aren’t very swift and they tend to prefer deep water.

Two more Chappaquiddick Community Center potlucks are scheduled and we need hosts for both.

The Edgartown Highway Department has opened the gravel portion of the parking lot at the ferry point.

The bomb guys are back. They will pick up where they left off last fall working at finding and destroying unexploded ammunition which the military used for target practice out at Cape Pogue, both on dry land and underwater.