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Order this... Quail at Winfield's
Becky Ballard and Ruth Perfido
Fri, Jul 31
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I n his free time, Berke Marye, in his sixth year as chef at Winfield’s, paints large abstracts full of color and creativity. (Many of his works are now being shown at the Pottery Gal Studio and Store on Chapel Street; others are hanging on the walls of the restaurant’s dining room and lounge.) His...
Order this... Seviche at The Surf
Ruth Perfido
Fri, Jul 24
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Pi cture this — you are sitting on a large, outside covered deck restaurant overlooking Crescent Beach and Old Harbor on a sunny, warm day (or maybe on a cool, moonlit night or even on a dramatic, stormy evening). At the Surf Hotel, which opened in 1876 and has been in the Cyr family since 1956,...
Guiding Eyes on Block Island
Kari Curtis
Mon, Jul 20
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On Thursday, July 16 there were eight special dogs visiting on the island. This is not to say that all of the other dogs on the island are not special — its just that the visiting dogs that day were all on a mission. A mission to make a difference in someone's life. It was a dog reunion, of sorts,...
Order this... Ballard's
Becky Ballard and Ruth Perfido
Fri, Jul 17
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A whale’s “skeleton,” service on the beach, Tiki bars, and nightly live entertainment — in addition to food and drinks — are available at Ballard’s. Steve Filippi, the current owner and a member of the family that has owned Ballard’s since 1966, and Lander Ribeiro, the assistant general manager,...
Order this... The Cadillac at The Beachead
Becky Ballard and Ruth Perfido
Fri, Jul 10
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What’s a good example of a great appetizer? It could very well be the mile-high seafood appetizer at the Beachead Restaurant. To be more specific, it’s a three-tiered stunner filled with shrimp, Alaskan king crab legs and oysters on ice, along with two sauces, melted butter, lemon wedges and a bit...
Order this... A Seafood Trio at Kimberly's
Becky Ballard and Ruth Perfido
Fri, Jun 26
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Between her warm smile and greeting, nice décor and good food and drinks, Kimberly’s is an “all’s right with the world” place. We were very much looking forward to interviewing Kimberly and tasting her cuisine. We were not disappointed. Upon arrival at the restaurant, out came the team of Kimberly...
Order this... King Crown Roll at The Oar
Fri, Jun 19
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Are you in the mood for something other than a burger with fries? Think about sushi. It’s just right for a light, but luxurious meal, with a little fun as well. This summer, along with its traditional foods, The Oar has stepped up and increased its sushi choices. Some are spicy, some not so much...
Order this... Chowder at Poor People's Pub
Becky Ballard and Ruth Perfido
Fri, Jun 12
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With only one drive past Poor People’s Pub, you’ll know that this will be a fun place to visit. Maybe it’s the gold vintage Lincoln with a set of steer horns parked right in front that sets the style, but the atmosphere and the staff create the sense that everyone is welcome and that you’ll have a...
Order this... Chili at Bethany's
Sat, Jun 6
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Just its name — Bethany’s Airport Diner — creates a colorful image of this little restaurant before you ever walk in the door. The cozy atmosphere and friendly staff will remind you of your mother’s kitchen — especially if Mom was a great cook and a collector of the kitschy. Bethany’s could almost...
Featured House: Stonehedge
Lars Trodson
Thu, May 14
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It is a sparkling spring day, the air smells sweet, and the sun is in full bloom after being hidden for days by a dense Block Island fog. Standing on the expansive porch of Stonehedge, the house that David and Dottie Graham built in 1986, Montauk Point can be seen just off in the distance, sitting...
The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History
Renee Meyer
Sat, Apr 11
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The nightly national news usually ends with a feel-good story, one that often involves nature, often along the lines of “saving the wild.” One night it may be rhinos, another elephants. Pandas are always popular. Recently it was reported in the
Huffington Post
that turtle eggs had hatched...
Meet Dr. Mark Clark
Gloria S. Redlich
Tue, Mar 10
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The island has a new physician. Dr. Mark Clark took the time for a phone interview recently with The Block Island Times to share some of his thoughts as he prepares to take up the post of island physician. Clark is scheduled to begin July 1. In accepting the position at Block Island Health Services...
History's First Draft - 1913
Wed, Feb 18
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DEMAND GROWING FOR ADEQUATE STREET LIGHTING AND BETTER POLICE PROTECTION If Block Island is to be expected to make good as a summer resort, to the extent that its natural resources deserve, it must be provided with certain reforms and improvements. The first and most important requirements are...
Featured House: A Crescent Beach Cottage
Lars Trodson
Fri, Feb 13
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When you walk into Dennis and Mary Ellen O'Connor's house, there is a wooden sign that says "
Cead Mille Failte
" which means "a hundred thousand welcomes." This may not be an exaggeration. According to Mary Ellen, since 1994, when the O'Connor's first purchased the home, the family has...
Local genealogist chronicles Mitchell family
Fran Migliaccio
Fri, Jan 23
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Genealogist Peter Greenman’s new tome is a hefty and fascinating exploration of one of Block Island’s largest families, enlivened by 53 pages of photos. A few facts: • Experience Mitchell arrived in Plymouth Colony in 1623, the first Mitchell in America. • He married Jane Cooke, the daughter of a...
Book review: Tracy Kidder’s “Mountains Beyond Mountains”
Renée Meyer
Mon, Dec 30
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Tracy Kidder is a “literary journalist” and through this genre takes the reader along trails of discovery in whatever subject he has chosen. Kidder’s first book was a flop. His second, “The Soul of a New Machine,” published in 1981, won a Pulitzer Prize. Although Kidder’s “Mountains Beyond...
A book every parent (and taxpayer) should read: “Reign of Error”
Fri, Nov 15
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With a title like “Reign of Error,” one might be expecting a spy novel or a history of some oppressive government. But the sub-title of this book is “The Hoax of the Privatization Movement and the Danger to America’s public Schools.” Who could imagine that a book about education in America could be...
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Coralberry Custom Furniture
3/2
Coralberry Custom Furniture Located in the old Primitive Methodist Church on Center Road. Coralberry offers custom...
Antique Maps and Vintage Photographs
Posted By
Block Island Historical Society
3/2
The Block Island Historical Society has a great selection of antique maps; vintage photographs; unique posters & prints...
This weeks Nature Conservancy Schedule
Posted By
The Block Island Times
3/2
Check out this weeks Nature Conservancy Schedule at https:// www.natureblockisland.org
Still Looking for a Summer Rental?
Posted By
Sullivan Sotheby's International Realty
3/2
Sullivan Sotheby’s International Realty has some great options, if your still searching for that perfect Summer Rental. We...
History Happening Here- Job Posting
Posted By
Block Island Historical Society
3/1
*** Job Listing : Museum Shop Manager ** Thank you for your interest in the Block Island Historical Society. We all value...
JUST SOLD!
Posted By
Ballard Hall Sales Group
3/1
JUST SOLD! 1278 Cormorant Cove has been sold for the asking price of $1,745,000. Gail Ballard Hall of Ballard Hall Sales...
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