Rise of the skeletons

From the Editor There’s no mistaking that the calendar has once again turned to October. The days are shorter, the nights cooler and suddenly, our neighbors’ front lawns are filled with more than just fall leaves. Halloween decorations, large and small, adorn...

The power of connections and community

From the Editor I’ve come to learn that the more people I meet, the richer my life becomes. It’s through these connections that we grow as individuals and as a community. TedTalk Vulnerability Expert Brene Brown said, “Connection is why we’re here. We are...

Five things to add to your fall bucket list

From the Editor Autumn reminds me of “golden hour” at the shore, that magical window of time during summer evenings when it’s not too hot or too crowded and beauty abounds. This week we officially enter autumn. Even without the calendar confirming it, the signs...

Back to the reality of the classroom

From the Editor Are you settling in to your fall routine? As we enter mid-September, the school buses are back on the road; another school year is underway. With it comes new schedules and expectations for teachers, students and families alike. It’s a time of...

Locals’ Summer in full swing

From the Editor As the rush of summer has faded into September, we find ourselves in a unique season affectionately known as “Locals’ Summer.” For those of us who call this area home year-round, the summer months are a whirlwind of activity. Many of our local...

Here’s to the workers

From the Editor Work is more than just a job; it’s a legacy. I learned early on that work isn’t just about punching a clock—it’s about pride, perseverance, and passion. Growing up, I saw firsthand the grit and determination it took to make ends meet, and I learned to...