As I See It, Bill Sargent, The Daily News of Newburyport, Edition May 10, 2018 “In 2004 I wrote an article for the Boston Globe about some wagon tracks and hoof prints that had appeared in the surf after a severe storm … Continue reading →
NEWBURYPORT — After the project was put on hold last month, the Department of Public Services is back on track building a protective berm on Northern Reservation Terrace. The winter’s series of nor’easters brought high surf and … Continue reading →
Chapter 48 Book, to be published March 24, 2018 Featured image Copyright © 2018 Jill Buchanan “As the season changes. Spring seems to come in while the tide is out and winter creeps back with the cold waters of high tide.” … Continue reading →
Dear Friend, During the past year, we hope you have been uplifted, inspired even healed by Sandy Tilton’s photographs of the natural beauty of Plum Island. We hope you have been informed and perhaps entertained, by Bill Sargent’s books about the … Continue reading →
Chapter 41 Book, to be published March 6, 2018 “One of my pet peeves is watching reporters stand on a beach waiting for someone’s house to topple into the ocean. Nobody ever comes low tide the next day to see … Continue reading →
As I See It, Bill Sargent, March 10, 2018 “On March 2, winter storm Riley battered the East Coast with rain, hurricane-force gusts, and 20-foot high waves. Most damaging of all it lasted through four tidal cycles when the full moon was … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →As I See It Bill Sargent, The Daily News of Newburyport, Edition 2/16/2018 “My stated reason for going to the beach every week was to measure the changes wrought by erosion, but my real reason was to be moved by the … Continue reading →
As I See It Bill Sargent, The Daily News of Newburyport, Edition 1/18/2018 “Dec. 6 was a warm, sunny day with little wind, so I drove to the end of North Point to see the 10-foot-high king tide. Long period waves … Continue reading →
