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Like Clark Kent
2011 has been mild mannered. The first week of the new year has been a marked departure from that of last year. When teenagers arrived to take a new year\’s… Read more
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Alfred E. Newman No More!
All I can say is thank goodness for Russell Totman and Son. I have mentioned before that there is no easy way to pick up 1,000 rocks. Turns out I… Read more
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Earning Stripes
This one is going to need a name. A blizzard was forecast and a blizzard arrived with a very dangerous tidal surge in its sidecar. Knowing that high tide was… Read more
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Boxing Day Blizzard
The phone has been ringing all day with questions about the weather here. Wind, wind, and more wind is the word of the day – to step out into the… Read more
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The Year in Pictures
It has been a very good year! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all!! Read more
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Dueling Sunsets
Today\’s contest is a simple one – guess which of these was taken by Julie and which was taken by your devoted Light Keeper. Each is a view from the… Read more
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Flying Santa update
Today\’s Globe has a story on Brian Tague, the keeper of the Flying Santa tradition. Take a look. Read more
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One Hand Washing …
Last Sunday we welcomed the annual Scituate Arts Association House Tour from 1:00 to 4:00. A rough estimate would put the guests at 150 for the day. Great fun and… Read more
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The Jolly Old Elf
Flying Santa picked a great day to visit! The tradition goes back to the 1930\’s of pilots ferrying Santa Claus to isolated Light Keepers all over the United States. On… Read more
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