
Owenoke reflections (Photo/Elisabeth Levey)

Owenoke reflections (Photo/Elisabeth Levey)

View from Owenoke (Photo/Jonathan Prager)
When JC Martin submitted last week’s Photo Challenge — a strange-looking light on a pole — I figured it would be one of the toughest ever.
I was wrong. Then again, I’m not a boater.
Several readers instantly identified the image. It’s the green light at the Compo Beach Road side of Ned Dimes Marina, just to the left of the Owenoke entrance.
The range lights (I learned) are mandated for safe navigation in and out of the basin. They’re lit 365 nights a year, (Click here to see the photo.)
Ellen Greenberg, Pat Saviano, Jonathan Prager, Dave Eason, Andrew Colabella, Tom Wall and Janice Strizever all identified the light — and knew what it’s there for.
I’ve always seen the signs: “Safe boating is no accident.”
Now I know how.
Do you know where to find this week’s Photo Challenge? If so, click “Comments” below.

(Photo/Bob Weingarten)

Owenoke boat (Photo/Dana Kuyper)

Owenoke scene (Photo/Jonathan Prager)

National Hall, from the Saugatuck River west bank promenade … (Photo/Susan Leone)

…. plus this bonus photo of tonight’s Compo Beach sunset, submitted moments ago … (Photo/Carlos Garcia)

… and over Owenoke … (Photo/Jonathan Prager)

… ditto, Sherwood Mill Pond (Photo/Matt Murray)
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Posted in Beach, Downtown, Pic of the Day
Tagged Compo Beach sunset, National Hall, Owenoke, Saugatuck River, Sherwood Mill Pond

4 reflections: Ford Road … (Photo/Michael Tomashefsky)

… and Compo Beach …(Dann Johnson)

… and Saugatuck River … (Photo/Amy Schneider)

… and deer on North Avenue (Photo/Jo Shields Sherman)
Posted in Beach, Environment, Pic of the Day, religion
Tagged Assumption Church, Compo Beach, Deer, Ford Road, Owenoke, Saugatuck River
The Remarkable Bookcycle sure gets around.
The mobile free library — a fun, funky collaboration between writer Jane Green, her husband Ian Warburg, artist/longtime Remarkable Book Shop enthusiast Miggs Burroughs and former Staples High School student Ryan Peterson — made its way from the Green/Warburgs’ Owenoke home to Bedford Square last fall.
EJ Zebro — owner of TAP StrengthLab — pedaled it over to Main Street recently, where it greeted visitors to the 1st Outdoor Market behind Savvy + Grace.
But Jane — a client and friend of EJ’s — told him the Bookcycle had to be back at the beach for the summer.
He and his TAP staff jumped at the chance to help. When the weather was right, Lauren Leppla hopped on, and made her move.
Local director Amelia Arnold chronicled the trip. If you didn’t see her (and it) riding by, here you go:
Posted in Beach, Downtown, Local business, People, Staples HS, Transportation
Tagged EJ Zebro, Ian Warburg, Jane Green, Owenoke, Remarkable Book Cycle, Savvy + Grace