It is with a heavy heart that I tell you of the passing of my husband, love and soulmate, Bill Craft. As the leaves begin to change colors in their brilliant Autumn display, let us be reminded that this life is not forever and that we should cherish every single moment we have with each other. Bill's legacy will live on forever through our family and friends and through the memorable impact he had on the people in his life. Tell the people you love that you love them, and tell them often—Life is short and precious.
“This is my first festival event at Port Warwick,” says Jackie Shapiro, executive director of the Port Warwick Foundation. New to her job (November 2018), she is determined to make the event better than ever. [Read More…]
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“I was always outside digging in the dirt and collecting rocks,” Rebecca Kleinhample, executive director of Virginia Living Museum (VLM), says of her Pennsylvania childhood. “Now, I marry my experience and skills with my love [Read More…]
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Happy October, Boos and Ghouls! Hurricane season is waning away and the trees are flashing their autumn brilliance in a celebration of the fall. Halloween will be here before long and everyone will get to dress up in creative, fun and spooky costumes. Then, you can almost smell the Thanksgiving fixings around the corner. All of us here at Oyster Pointer are wishing you a happy October!
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