I consider myself lucky to be able to share other people’s stories in this publication. This opportunity has allowed me to learn about a variety of folks all the while finding similarities and truly understanding that it is a small world. I find that with each interview my search in “Discovering Seadrift” expands further — […]

We have all read stories and seen movies about locating the strange message in a bottle, perhaps thinking that somehow, someway, someday you would really be so lucky as to find a cast-off bottle.   But this happened several months ago to a local lady, Karen Barton. Karen is well known throughout the area for her […]

NASA’s youngest astronaut to walk on the moon during Apollo 16, Charlie Duke gave the main address at the Texas Outdoor Writers Conference in New Braunfels, Texas recently. His talk described his experience as yesterday though many folks were very young or possibly before some were born. But those of us (and there were many) […]

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Joys and Dangers of Island Spring Time Greetings from the island everyone. Hope all of you are doing well and enjoying some of this recent Spring-like weather. Don’t forget to set your clocks ahead one hour Saturday night before going to bed. It will be nice having some extra gardening and beach time, and I […]