Columns

• American Legion Post 36

  Mon, 07/04/2022 - 10:30am

  

  Windjammer Days Parade is always an exciting community event each year. For some reason, this year seemed more vibrant and more community spirit on display than ever before! At least to us, the American Legion float team. The Post lead with the display of flags. Did you notice a couple of flags you might not have seen in the past? Added to the display now is the Space Force and the Merchant Marine flags. This led the way for the Legion Auxiliary float. Even from the front seat of the car...

• Southport Column: Meetings and lectures on tap

  Mon, 07/04/2022 - 10:00am

  First a correction. The Southport Memorial Library summer hours are extended to Wednesdays 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. Only on Thursdays is the library open in the evening 6 until 8 As usual the library is also open on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 9 until 4. New at the library for the summer, July and August through the 23rd, is Story and Craft time for children beginning at 10 a.m. on Tuesdays. Look for a bit more information on this special activity elsewhere in this paper. Also elsewhere in the paper...

• Juniper and McKown Points Column: Burnt Island Field Day and Picnic

  Mon, 07/04/2022 - 10:00am

  There was a tight deadline this week (Friday afternoon, almost a week before you’ll read this in the newspaper). Next up on the full plate of JPVIS activities for July is Burnt Island Field Day and Picnic this Saturday, July 9. You don’t need to be a youngster of potato sack racing age to participate. Everyone is welcome and no sign up is necessary unless you need to be ferried out. Contact Vanessa Lipschitz vlipschitz@one8.org or Christina Edwards christina.edwards.09@gmail.com if you need a...

• AARP scam alert: Door-to-door sales scams

  Sun, 07/03/2022 - 8:00am

  

  Summer is officially here which means door-to-door sales crews are too. But buyer beware, what they’re selling isn’t always legit. Be cautious anytime a stranger comes knocking, especially if the visitor is trying to sell you goods or services. Be wary of contractors who say they stopped by because they just happened to be in the neighborhood. Be on guard for high pressure tactics designed to pressure you to make a quick decision or requests for payment upfront. Your best bet is to proactively...
• ’Round Town

  Windjammer Days, part 2

  Wed, 06/29/2022 - 8:45am

  

  There is an old saying, “A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.” It seems that is a statement I may have heard from my grandmother of Irish ancestors when referring to the “Lightning Glider” sled I had versus the “Lightning Glider” sled I desired! I was a sledding maniac as a kid. Problem was, I crashed a lot. My grandmother recommended restraint, but I preferred something sleeker and faster. I settled for the bird in hand, despite design flaws and patchwork repairs. And, multiple hidden...
• Joe’s Journal

  Halftime in America

  Wed, 06/29/2022 - 7:00am

  

  The solstice passed last week on Tuesday, June 21 at 5:13 a.m. EDT. We are halfway to 2023. Was it just yesterday when I put the snow shovels back in the garage and wheeled the lawn mower from under the back stairs replacing it with the snow blower that blew a gasket last February? If you happen to live under the Boothbay Harbor footbridge or camp out behind the concrete containers at Wiscasset’s former Maine Yankee nuclear plant, you may have missed last week’s news. A lot happened. And, if...

• News and Notes from the Community Center

  Tue, 06/28/2022 - 3:00pm

  The Question of the day is: Have you bought your raffle tickets? The winner will get 10 lobsters—just in time for that 4th of July party. Tickets are $10 each or you may purchase three for $20. All proceeds will go to the Community Center. If you are visiting from away and you win, we will ship them to you at no charge. Tickets are available at the Farmer's Market or from our volunteers, and of course, at the Center until July 1 when the drawing will take place. And about that COVID thing .....
• A Bird’s Tale

  The Mystery of a 10 p.m. Late June Wood Thrush Call

  Tue, 06/28/2022 - 8:30am

  

  At 10 p.m. on June 27, while out walking the dog, we very clearly heard a single, rather loud nocturnal flight call of a wood thrush overhead in the dark. Hearing any bird calling as it flies over at night in migration always seems like a miracle even though we have experienced it thousands of times. But hearing a wood thrush this particular night was especially fascinating for several reasons. First is the fact that wood thrushes are not particularly common here anymore. Wood thrushes are a...

• Ocean Point Column: A multitude of events lie ahead

  Tue, 06/28/2022 - 7:45am

  Happy summer to everyone! It’s wonderful to see familiar faces finally returning to the Point for the season. This is our final few days before our activities begin and so there are several reminders of what is taking place. This Wednesday, June 29 the junior tennis team will hold its first practice with Andy and his assistant Isabel from 3:30-4:30 and then again on Friday at 5. Thanks to Andy, the tennis team will compete in six matches this summer; dates, times and venues will be posted at...

• Southport Column: Events on the horizon

  Tue, 06/28/2022 - 7:15am

  If you are reading this column on Tuesday, June 28, and you are a registered voter on Southport, today is the day to vote your opinion on the question of fi ber optic cable for everyone on the island. The town hall was comfortably fi lled last Wednesday evening as Southporters had their second opportunity since the last vote in favor installing fi ber optic cable throughout the island, to ask questions of all parties involved. We learned that even if the vote is in favor of the installation of...

• Southport Yacht Club

  Mon, 06/27/2022 - 2:00pm

  

  After a successful Commissioning Week, the SYC Sailing Program is ready for the sailors to arrive. Island walkers noticed Turnabouts being ferried from their winter havens where they may have been nestled in driveways, under decks and stashed away in garages. In addition to the Turnabout fleet, SYC instructors also launched the 420 fleet last week and prepared the Junior Building for the students to arrive. Monday morning June 27 marked the start of the sailing program for 2022.There were some...

• American Legion Post 36

  Mon, 06/27/2022 - 1:15pm

  

  Many veterans who have choices as to where they can get their healthcare (Medicare with supplemental insurance, company retirement plans, or retired military) use the VA for many reasons. In many cases even medical insurance plans have significant co-pays (need to take into account Medicare part B and the cost of the supplemental plan) but in the case of the VA, your co-pays are minimal or none at all. As a retired military person, I get great medical coverage with minimal co-pays, but it doesn...

• Bayville Buzz

  Mon, 06/27/2022 - 12:30pm

  Summer is here – but maybe someone should tell the Bayville weather. There have been several Alina Blakesley sightings on Virginia Street as 7-month-old puppy Lucky has been taking her out for nice, long walks and training. Alina's husband, Robert, recently joined the nonagenarian club and still celebrates his membership by cutting his lawn. The menhaden have made their arrival in Linekin Bay and the fishing boats and seals followed close behind. We all hope there is nothing bigger coming after...

• Boothbay Harbor Rotary Club

  Mon, 06/27/2022 - 9:30am

  

  Summer sure is here, at last! These long days, warm temperatures and flowers are a welcome change. But, most importantly summer is time for Change Over Dinner, especially to president Jeff Long. Change Over Dinner is this Thursday at the clubhouse. It is the annual Rotary Gala welcoming in our new president, the lucky Bruce Harris, while thanking Jeff Long for steering us through this year with humor and patience. One of the big highlights of the night will be the much anticipated return of the...

• Juniper and McKown Points Column: The community is alive with events

  Mon, 06/27/2022 - 9:15am

  By the time you’re reading this you should have signed up for the lobster bake this Saturday at 5. Pay attention to the emails regarding the bake; several things have changed including how we access the field. If you haven’t volunteered yet, check with Ann Swope to see where you can lend a hand. The memorial service for Helene Barnes is this Sunday, July 3 at 4 p.m. at the Community House. Everyone is invited. From her perch looking down at the swim float, Betty Repa reported on the first...
• Where It’s At

  New Oyster Bar at Boothbay Craft Brewery ... by Brother Shucker

  Sat, 06/25/2022 - 8:45am

  

  It’s really an experience, eating oysters … they are cool and soft and taste like the sea. Delicate morsels to be savored. Occasionally I will squirt some fresh lemon on one, but I tend to be a purist when it comes to oysters. For me, they are the perfect food – nourishing and decadent with the scent and taste of the sea (or estuary, as in the case of the Damariscotta River). So, when I heard there was an oyster bar at Boothbay Craft Brewery I had to go there. And so must you. Thanks to Lori,...
• Joe’s Journal

  A Modest Proposal revisited

  Wed, 06/22/2022 - 7:45am

  

  Last week, this column chided some major newspaper chains for eliminating and cutting back on opinion pages, including my favorites, called letters to the editor and op-eds. We argued that those actions censored opinions of those who disagree with those who own and produce the offending newspapers. These overleveraged and self-serving companies risk our tradition of freedom of speech. Without a free discussion of policy and politics, we are all left in the dark, becoming easy prey for...
• ’Round Town

  Windjammer Days

  Wed, 06/22/2022 - 7:00am

  

  Lonny Sisson (may he rest in peace but not far from croquet and golf) landed in Maine early in life. When he started a family, producing income became a paramount concern. He was a likable chap and managed to find jobs in a variety of settings, chief among which involved his continued efforts to advance a painting career. His early watercolors were terrific, loose and inventive, but he needed to promote his work and take advantage of the especially active summer seasons. Above all else, Lonny...

• Juniper and McKown Points

  Tue, 06/21/2022 - 10:00am

  And we’re off ... to the Summer of 2022 and, fingers crossed, back to our usual round of activities here on the Point. This weekend starts the ball rolling with “Gentle Yoga with Romee” at the Community House from 8:45 to 10 Saturday morning. No sign up necessary, mats are available. Please bring cash or plan to Venmo your donation for this great warm up for the weekend ahead. Maybe also pack your work gloves and clippers as Grounds Improvement Day is scheduled for 9:30 Saturday morning. More...
• A Bird’s Tale

  Five Easy-to-Learn Wild Bird Sound Imitations

  Tue, 06/21/2022 - 8:45am

  

  In our modern age of technology, more and more people are tempted to just use an app like Merlin (from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology) to identify the bird sounds they hear. But if you really want to learn and remember the identities of the birds making sounds around you, one of the best ways is to try to imitate those bird songs and calls yourself. Here, we give you five easy-to-learn bird sounds to get you started. Pishing : We start the list with a more generic...

• Ocean Point Column: Upcoming events

  Tue, 06/21/2022 - 7:30am

  Summer has officially arrived and as each day passes more Ocean Pointers have taken up residence. As I write this week’s column I am enjoying what is a truly spectacular summer day. Our Assistant Isabel Harkins is at the Casino part time from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday so please stop by and introduce yourself. She will be working alongside our AD Andy Smith to ensure that all activities run smoothly and will be leading the kids’ activities in the early evening. I hope everyone will...

• Southport Column: Stolen signs, store improvements and more

  Tue, 06/21/2022 - 7:15am

  Hey, play fair! I understand that out of the fifty Axion signs that were recently placed around the island to give information about signing up for the broadband project, about thirty of them have been stolen. Instead of trying to remove information, come to the Southport Town Hall on Wednesday, June 22, at 6 p.m. to get answers to any questions you may have about the fiber installation project. Also, please note that you can go onto the Southport Broadband Committee's website to learn more...

• News and Notes from the Community Center

  Mon, 06/20/2022 - 4:45pm

  Have you been watching us on Facebook? If so, you have seen the wonderful sweaters the knitters are making as gifts for the students in our schools. The colors and designs are unique and beautiful. If you like to knit or want to freshen your skills, this is a great group to join. They meet each Monday at 10 a.m. Also on Facebook you will see our wonderful selection of fresh vegetables given each week by the Food Pantry. Just today we are offering lettuce, chard, and turnips, all fresh from the...
• From the Maine Senate

  Protecting Mainers from price gouging

  Mon, 06/20/2022 - 3:45pm

  

  Soaring gas prices are hitting us and so many of our friends and neighbors hard. The fact is, most of us rely on gas to power our cars, and we rely on our cars to get us where we need to go. Public transportation simply isn’t an option for us in rural Maine. When gas prices go up, we don’t have the option of skipping work or a trip to the pharmacy just to avoid filling up our gas tank, so we’re left with little choice but to pay the price. When times are tight and costs are high, it’s more...

• Bayville Buzz

  Mon, 06/20/2022 - 3:45pm

  In honor of Father’s Day (and because I have very little news), I bring you a much abbreviated edition of the Buzz. By the time you read this, the late sunsets - and fun times - of summer will have officially begun. The most exciting news in our cottage is that our wonderful patriarch (and all around great guy!), Bill Allison, is arriving in Bayville this week. The welcome committee has been busy at work. Karen Roberts had a wonderful birthday surprise visit from daughter Rachel and son-in-law...

• Boothbay Harbor Memorial Library

  Mon, 06/20/2022 - 2:00pm

  

  When I hear the expression “Let's go to the movies,” I think of playwrights, screen writers and film makers. However more often than not an author's book or series is picked up for movies or television. I couldn't begin to list them all. Being an avid fan of mystery writers I have picked out some of my favorites along with the “I love a mystery book club's” suggestions. Starting with British author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, his most notable “ Sherlock Holmes” was made into a variety of movies and...

• American Legion Post 36

  Mon, 06/20/2022 - 12:45pm

  

  I don’t normally provide congressional legislation that is pending until it becomes law, but the legislation that just passed the Senate 84-14 and will pass the House probably this week and expected to be signed by President Joe Biden shortly there after is critically important and affects some Vietnam veterans in this region so I am giving a heads up now. The bill adds hypertension and monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance, or MGUS, to the list of illnesses linked to Agent Orange...

• Boothbay Harbor Rotary Club

  Mon, 06/20/2022 - 10:45am

  

  Summer is almost here, not hot yet, but the weeds in my garden sure think it is. So do the weeds at the Rotary Club. So, this week we’re having our first annual grounds maintenance and beautification night. Bring your rakes, clippers, brush hogs or whatever implements of yard destruction you like. We’ll work together and get the place looking right upscale. We’ll start around 5:30, or whenever you get there. Work till we’re ready to take a break for dinner. Amy is making a simple, summer dinner...

• AARP scam alert: Car rental scams

  Sun, 06/19/2022 - 8:45am

  

  For the second year in a row, sticker shock – especially with rental cars – is greeting summer travelers. Reduction in fleet sizes during the pandemic and supply chain issues have once again created a situation where rental care demand is high, supply is tight, and prices are high. Criminals are paying attention and posting fake rental car deals at rock bottom prices online. While everyone loves a good deal, doing business with an entity you aren’t familiar with could be risky. Whatever your...

• AARP scam alert: Student debt relief scams

  Thu, 06/16/2022 - 11:45am

  

  School is out for the year, but for millions the bills keep on coming. More than 43 million Americans are paying off student loans and every one of them is eager to do so as quickly as possible. Unfortunately, this eagerness creates an opportunity for scammers. These scams typically start with a "debt relief expert" reaching out with an unsolicited offer to help navigate through state and federal programs to help you reduce or restructure your debt. This “offer” may include instant, easy-to-...
• From the U.S. House of Representatives

  Kids shouldn’t have to beg Congress to keep them safe

  Thu, 06/16/2022 - 8:30am

  

  Last week, I received a letter from an 8-year-old constituent of mine about the recent shooting in Uvalde, Texas, where 19 children around her age were gunned down in their classroom. Her words, handwritten on lined composition paper, broke my heart. “I can’t amagin what they are going throgh this 18 year old had no right to do what he did,” she wrote. Her misspelled words make the fact that she’s only in 2nd grade all the more clear—all the more heart wrenching. “Pleas never let anything like...
• A Bird’s Tale

  The Elegant Puffin Relative, the Razorbill

  Wed, 06/15/2022 - 8:15am

  

  Once or twice a summer, we have the good fortune of riding on the Hardy Boat out of New Harbor, Maine, to Eastern Egg Rock, five miles offshore. The stars of the show are, of course, the Atlantic puffins that were reintroduced to the island by the National Audubon Society after more than a hundred years of absence. Now there is a thriving population of puffins nesting there, delighting thousands of visitors that take the Hardy Boat from New Harbor or a Cap’n Fish’s boat from Boothbay Harbor out...
• Joe’s Journal

  A modest proposal

  Wed, 06/15/2022 - 7:15am

  

  The sun is shining, the temperature is just right, our rhododendrons exploded in a blaze of color, and our village streets are seeing dozens of Saturday night strollers. Restaurants are opening, except for the Thistle Inn, which recently closed, much to the dismay of the house ghosts – T’Donald and Leonie. Our high school seniors graduated, traded their jeans for ties and gowns, and marched around the gym to the cheers of proud supporters. As the pandemic wanes (at least we hope so), we all...
• ’Round Town

  Morgan

  Wed, 06/15/2022 - 7:00am

  

  The recent annual graduation celebrations remind us of the same events we experienced with our own daughters, Megan and Morgan. We recall with fondness the festivities at school and then later at colleges in Baltimore and Vermont when friends and family from near and far (mostly far) came together to support and give thanks for successfully completing educations and, in some cases, life-changing experiences. Nana and Pop Kiley (our adopted grandparents) were great supporters, never missing a...

• News and Notes from the Community Center

  Mon, 06/13/2022 - 5:30pm

  As we announced last week, Richard Plunkett is bringing his Yellow Brick Road Show to the Center on Wednesday, June 22. Plunkett, who is known as the Wizard of Odds and Ends, has been in the antique business for more than 60 years and his shop is located in Alna. He has restored more than six historic properties and is a painter and published author. He is actively involved in preservation groups in New Jersey, Maine, and nationally with special emphasis on Victoriana. The Road Show will begin...

• Southport Column: Graduation, cookout and more

  Mon, 06/13/2022 - 4:45pm

  If you are reading this column early, note that on Tuesday, June 14, the polls at the Southport Town Hall will be open from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m. to vote in the primary election. Our sixth grade students at the Southport Central School will graduate on Friday, June 17, at a ceremony to be held at Newagan Inn beginning at 9:30 a.m. Beginning about 9 a.m., if you live on the west side of the island between the school and the inn, you can cheer the students on by gathering alongside the road to ring...

• American Legion Post 36

  Mon, 06/13/2022 - 1:30pm

  

  As you all know by now, Post 36 is under new leadership. I am looking forward to working with Commander Robin Ford and her team as we continue to meet our mission of serving our veterans, community, children and youth. If you are a veteran and haven’t joined the Post, please consider doing that. Membership is important, whether you have time to be an active part of the post or by your financial support, to continue to accomplish our goals. Over the years, Linc Sample has led the charge of...

• Boothbay Harbor Memorial Library

  Mon, 06/13/2022 - 10:45am

  

  Summer reading at BHML: Oceans of Possibilities™ What’s more summer-y than Summer Reading? Nothing! Read with Boothbay Harbor Memorial Library and tap into the decadent relaxation and reward of summer reading. First up, kids, join us for a Summer Reading Kick-Off on Friday, June 17 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on the Library lawn. Get a jump on earning treats and prizes while you read by signing up for your summer reading passport. Get crafty making ocean animals to decorate the children’s room for this year...

• Bayville Buzz

  Mon, 06/13/2022 - 10:00am

  As the summer solstice fast approaches, the sounds of hammers, lawnmowers, and boats compete with the crows - though the crows do get a head start each morning. As I write this, I'm wondering if there are any Crowvilles in the US? Hmm, there is one. Located in Louisiana, it is named after Thomas Crow. I guess naming any town after the birds would make any efforts of the chamber of commerce very difficult. Speaking of birds, the Canada geese seemed to have moved on - for now - but I’m sure they...

• Boothbay Harbor Rotary Club

  Mon, 06/13/2022 - 8:00am

  

  It’s starting to feel like summer. My garden weeds are flourishing and the Rotary bike program for seasonal workers is open again on Thursdays from 4 to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon at the Rotary Barn, 66 Montgomery Road, Boothbay Harbor. Because of the bike program, we get to meet some adventurous, young people from far away places like Turkmenistan and provide them with a bike for the summer. We request a $100 security deposit which is returned when the bike is. Our Thursday...

• AARP scam alert: Western Union refund deadline

  Thu, 06/09/2022 - 11:45am

  

  If you lost money to a scam that involved wiring money through Western Union between Jan. 1, 2004, and Jan. 19, 2017, you have until July 1 to file a claim for a refund under a settlement between the payment service and the federal government.​ During roughly that time period, wire transfers were the preferred form of payment for criminal scammers and millions of people lost money through coerced transactions. Western Union admitted to lapsed oversight and agreed to forfeit $586 million to...
• ’Round Town

  Lakeview memories

  Wed, 06/08/2022 - 8:30am

  

  It’s weird sometimes what bubbles up in the wake of tragedy. The “Beach Cove” fire, a s awful as it was, caused me to recall my times at “The Lakeview Motel” where I spent a couple years, off and on, as a handy person who would do, or try, a lmost anything. I mowed, I raked, I washed, I carpentered, painted, washed dishes, tended bar and unloaded luggage from early tour busloads of folks from New Jersey and Pennsylvania. My time at the motel would have been late ’70s, early ’80s. Joe and Helena...
• A Bird’s Tale

  When Two Bird Species Masquerade as One

  Wed, 06/08/2022 - 8:15am

  

  Imagine a theoretical case in which two bird species looked exactly alike. Your first question would probably be, “How would anyone know that they are different species?” Your second question might be, “How would the two bird species tell each other apart in the first place?” There are indeed some species that look so similar that their identities as separate species went undetected for decades. In fact, there are undoubtedly still some of these so-called cryptic species that are undescribed...
• Joe’s Journal

  The Virginia is born

  Wed, 06/08/2022 - 7:15am

  

  On Saturday, a sailboat was launched from the shore just a few blocks north of Bath Iron Works, where the Navy’s destroyers are born. As thousands held their breath and a quartet of buzzing drones watched from above, a pair of giant yellow cranes carefully lifted the 50-foot-long wooden sailing craft off a cradle and set her into the chilly waters of the mighty Kennebec. Thousands cheered, and bands played as dozens of volunteers, many sporting lots of grey hair and fluffy white beards, beamed...

• Down East Yacht Club

  Tue, 06/07/2022 - 2:45pm

  

  Thank you to CMD Jeanne Koenig, lunch hosts P/C Bill and Anne George for their contributions to the event and specifically this article. On May 21 the Down East Yacht Club hosted the DEYC Commodores Lunch at DiMillo’s on the Water in Portland, Maine. A Social Hour preceded the lunch. The DEYC store was open during this time. R/C Aaron Rugh and his wife, Suzanne, displayed many new items to check out! Hosts P/C Bill and Anne George were instrumental in revisiting the old tradition of a more...

• Ocean Point Column: Check the activities calendar daily

  Tue, 06/07/2022 - 8:30am

  What a difference between the holiday weekend and this past weekend. Activity at the Point has slowed down considerably. I suppose things will ramp up again once schools disperse for the summer. Despite the current quiet and peacefulness here at the Point the end of June will be here before you know it and our activities will be underway. The activities calendar is currently posted on the website, however, this is not the latest draft. We are constantly updating and tweaking the document and...

• Southport Column: Lots of dates for your calendar

  Tue, 06/07/2022 - 7:00am

  Get out your calendars to record the variety of opportunities for voting and for fun the rest of this month and beyond. Many special activities are planned for our children to enjoy at the Southport Central School this week. Having entertained us with their talent show last week, the students will sing to us this week in their Spring Concert at the Southport Town Hall on Wednesday, June 8, beginning at 6 p.m.; we can observe and cheer Field Day fun on June 13 beginning at 8:30 a.m. with a rain...

• News and Notes from the Community Center

  Mon, 06/06/2022 - 4:15pm

  Take a chance to win 10 lobsters. Join the big raffle fundraiser to benefit the Community Center. Tickets are $10 each or you may purchase three for $20. All proceeds will go to the Community Center. If you are visiting from away and you win, we will ship them to you at no charge. Tickets are available at the Farmer's Market or from our volunteers, and of course, at the Center until July 1 when the drawing will take place. On Wednesday, June 22 the eminent antique appraiser, Richard Plunkett,...

• American Legion Post 36

  Mon, 06/06/2022 - 11:45am

  

  Once again we had a very memorable Memorial Day! Even Mother Nature was good to us with perfect weather, although a few degrees cooler would have been nice. I’d like to thank all those who participated in the Parade, especially all the veterans who marched under the commands, of Barry Sherman! A special thanks to our speakers, Pastor Rego, Gerry Gamage, Rev Todd Wier, Deacon Bob Curtis, Al Roberts, Al Sirois, and Joel Morley. Doug Gimbel started each of the memorial remembrances singing the...

• Bayville Buzz

  Mon, 06/06/2022 - 10:00am

  That’s right it’s the 2022 inaugural issue of the Bayville Buzz and all is right with the world. If only it were that simple! I hope everyone has had a pleasant winter and that we are all ready for the best summer ever! Recently it seems that at least one person decides that spending only part of the year in Bayville just isn’t good enough. This year it was Liz Bagonzi who made the move and loved it! Phil has been busy (isn’t he always!) getting all the moorings in place and has a scuba diver (...

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