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Another Anniversary
Sixty six years ago Scituate found itself with a crisis on Cedar Point. A huge ship had grounded and would bring scores of stories to every neighborhood. Traffic. Oil. An… Read more
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A Bright Day After
Early start today as power was restored in the wee hours and we moved quickly off the generator and back onto the grid. This was not a difficult storm. The… Read more
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2022 has its own Blizzard
Early in January we often see skies like the one above. You get up a little early and pull over in the Yacht Club parking lot and wonder if you… Read more
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Keeping up with the Chores
The end of November and the beginning of December bring a list of chores to the Light. There is winterizing to do with windows to dog down and furniture to… Read more
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Veterans Day
Many veterans are remembered today and our regards include our active duty son-in law Ian. Ebenezer Osborne lived in Scituate Light in the 1940’s. The Cottage and Tower were in… Read more
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Making the Turn to the Fall
The storm windows are down and the first oil delivery of the season came today. I am picking up a week’s worth of news and a few images. On Wednesday,… Read more
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Wrapping up the Season
The last open house of the year was held last Sunday. The Tower was made available for guests and many, many young children made their way up the thirty two… Read more
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A New Feature
Among the morning chores was a trip to the top of the Light to vacuum. That happens every 6 to 8 weeks and with an open house coming up it… Read more
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For the past fifteen years there have been regular posts from one of the oldest lighthouses in the United States. Managed for the Town of Scituate by the Scituate Historical Society since for more than 50 years now, Scituate Light is the pride of this nearly 400 year old New England town.
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