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    • Remembering Etrusco after 70 years – Part One – January 1956
    • Remembering Etrusco – Part Two – February 1956
    • Remembering Etrusco – Part Three – Early March 1956
    • Remembering Etrusco – Part Four -The Main Event – March 1956
    • Remembering Etrusco- Part Five -In Pictures
    • Remembering Etrusco – Part Six – April and May 1956
    • Remembering Etrusco – Part Seven – A Big Screen Summer
    • Remembering Etrusco – Part Eight – Let’s Go to Some Video
    • Remembering Etrusco – Part Nine – Photo Albums
    • Remembering Etrusco – Part Ten – Another Shipwreck Steals the Scene
    • Remembering Etrusco – Part Eleven – August
    • Remembering Etrusco – Part Twelve – Labor Day is the Start of Something New
    • Remembering Etrusco – Part Thirteen – On the Move

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Scituate Harbor Tide chart
History of Scituate Light
the story of the American Flag – celebrating America After 250 years

  • Quick Hitter

    Practicing for when I sign up for Twitter. Bay State Parenting was here yesterday – wonderful guests in Carrie Wattu, her daughter Margot, and photographer Robea Patrowicz – great enthusiasm and warmth for the Cottage and the Light. Time went flying by while they were here. The issue will be out in August. Later in…

    June 25, 2009
  • Visitors from the Big City

    Photographs copyright of Joe Lippincott 2009. Passers by sometimes stop a while. We have had the chance in the last 10 days or so to meet a few people who have come to the lighthouse on a mission. Joe Lippincott is a Professor of Journalism at Boston University and he was here on Sunday June…

    June 16, 2009
  • Colors (again)

    Only a prism has as many colors as we are finding here. I wrote on this before but had to return to it because of the photograph that accompanies this post. On Sunday night, at around 6:30, the sun came out below the clouds (thanks to my art teacher friend Michelle for that phrase) and…

    June 3, 2009
  • Doings

    A great number of events to report on this week. There are foxes in the neighborhood and Julie and I spent an hour watching them play in the yard across the way.  It was like an episode of Wild Kingdom.  Running and tackling each other, on each others backs and down into holes.  I am…

    May 25, 2009
  • Limos

    There are a lot of limos. Ruth Downton had told Julie and I that there would be a large number of wedding parties here and we had believed her as once upon a time Julie was a wedding photographer who took her couples up on the rocks or down on the beach for photographs. Ruth…

    May 12, 2009
  • Ticket Stubs

    I am a big sports fan and this week has been a treat. The Celtics just finished a tremendous first round series with a ten point win last night. Every aspect of the series had a spectacular nature. Ben Gordon made shot after shot. Ray Allen, Paul Pierce, and Brian Scalabrine of all people, were…

    May 3, 2009

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