Be on the lookout for our most recently arrived public enemy, the Lone Star tick. This critter is roughly the same size as the adult deer tick, but with a distinct single white spot on the center of its back.

Ping pong reigns on Chappaquiddick at the island’s annual table tennis tournament scheduled for August 10 at the Chappy Community Center.

I’m going on record (you may write this down) by proclaiming that this summer rivals any summer (in memory) for sheer pleasantness. It is decreed.

For a quarter of a century the CCC has been the true center of activity on Chappy. Celebrate with us on Sunday, July 27, from 5 to 7 p.m. at a casual open house with beverages and heavy hor d’oeurves served.

Growing old is a fantastic experience, full of the wonder of watching one’s skin turn from the supple surface of a Parisian handbag to the texture of burnt newspaper.

Since the majority of us will not be attending Lady Gaga’s hot tub christening party, I would like to suggest a consolation activity.

The switch has been flipped — spring is off, summer is on. Time to hide on Chappy. I’d like to talk about the weather now, as it’s a great space filler, and it appears that there’s a storm a-brewing.

If you think that Comcast for Chappy is a done deal, don’t. If we don’t pull together on this as a community we will miss our chance to get the infrastructure we need to take full advantage of what technology has to offer.

Located at 1 North Neck Road on Chappaquiddick, this landmark 5.2 acre property on the tip of John Oliver Point is akin to living on your own private island.
The stunning architect-designed post & beam four bedroom house and two bedroom guest house enjoy 360-degree water views to Cape Pogue, downtown Edgartown, Oak Bluffs, Nantucket, and Cape Cod, with a long stretch of white-sand beach. 
$7,900,000

BRAD WOODGER

508-627-4216