Kaitlin: 28, from Glastonbury, CT Chris: 27, from Southington, CT Now reside in: West Hartford, CT The Details Ceremony: The Atlantic Inn Reception & Catering : The Atlantic Inn Rehearsal Dinner: The Atlantic Inn Photographer: Michael Benson Photgraphy Videographer: Glen Andrew Prroductions...

Tracey: 41, from Providence, RI Stephen: 47, from Newport, RI Now reside in: Providence, RI The Details Ceremony: Southeast Lighthouse Reception: The Narragansett Inn Catering : 1661 Inn Rehearsal Dinner: The National Hotel Photographer: Alison Sweeney Photography Flowers : Painted Rock Designs...

Kim: 32, from Babylon, NY Steve: 36, from San Clemente, CA Now reside in: Babylon, NY Ceremony & Reception: Cushman House   Catering: Catering by Kimberly  Rehearsal Dinner: The Beachead   Photographer: Trevor Holden Photography   Music: DJ Josh Maldy   Flowers: La Bella Rose  Cake: Sugar Rush...

Julie: 24, from Ramsey, NJ Brendan: 24, from Allendale, NJ Now reside in: Mahwah, NJ The Details Ceremony: On the beach at Ballard’s Inn Reception & Catering: Ballard’s Inn Rehearsal Dinner: National Hotel Photographer: Eisley Images Music: DJ John Brazile Flowers : Costco Cake: Aldo’s Bakery...

Like a Jazz musician improvising while playing a song, Peter Gibbons uses ingenuity to craft durable pieces of personalized heirloom style jewelry that can be passed down to friends and family members for generations. Gibbons, who has been crafting jewelry for 44 years, told The Summer Times...

Head over to The Narragansett Inn on Sunday, August 5 from 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. for the 2018 ConserFest festival. The day will include outdoor yoga, music, a silent art auction and games for all ages. Headlining the day will be the Rowan Brothers, who have been making their mark on the folk and...

“All walking is discovery. On foot we take the time to see things whole.” – Hal Borland “Let’s take a walk”, or, “I’m going for a walk”: these two oft-said phrases are not about a mode of transportation, or about getting from point A to point B. Usually, taking a walk is not about the destination...

Come August, the Block Island inshore waters are graced by the presence of off shore visitors in the form of little tuna, the Atlantic bonito and the false albacore. The false albacore is also known as ‘little tunny’, and ‘albies’, is the most populous tuna in the Atlantic. They are considered a...

The Salt Pond offers paddling options for all ages and abilities. Do a little research and you are certain to have a fantastic experience. Here are some insider tips and advice for paddling on the Great Salt Pond. Want peace and quiet? Kayak in the early morning or evening. New this season Pond and...

Historically, when we think about the Block Island fishery, the first species of fish comes to mind is the iconic striped bass, followed closely by the voracious blue fish, and taking up the rear to complete the catching triad is the succulent summer flounder, also known as fluke. For the past few...

“Small Great Things” by Jodi Picoult Based on a true event, a nurse, who is a woman of color, with years of experience in the obstetrics unit of a hospital in a small town in Connecticut is told by a white supremacist man that she cannot provide medical care to his wife or his newborn son. The...

The month of June often starts with cool, damp, days shrouded in fog. Sometimes the fog is thick and muffling. Sometimes large batts of fog waft here-and-there; one moment Clay Head is enveloped, the next, Clay Head is revealed and the Old Harbor is blanketed. Often, the west side is draped the...

That’s the motto of the newly revamped Block Island Race Week, which is being hosted jointly by the Block Island and Duck Island Yacht Clubs in waters two miles to the west of the Great Salt Pond. About 40 sailboats sporting a variety of colors, shapes and sizes, from regional yacht...

She: 
 29, from Shelton, CT He: 
 32, from Southington, CT Now reside in: 
 Berlin, CT The Details Ceremony & Reception: 
 The Sullivan House Rehearsal Dinner: Hotel Manisses 
 Welcome event: 
 Ballard’s Inn Photographer: 
 Sara’s Photgraphy Music: 
DJ Jon O’Neil Flowers: La Bella Rose 
Cake:...

She: 
27, from Baldwinsville, NY He: 
29, from Manhasset, NY Now reside in: 
Manhattan, NY in the Gramercy Park neighborhood. The Details Ceremony & Reception: 
 Spring House Hotel Welcome event: 
Hotel Manisses Rehearsal Dinner: Hotel Manisses Photographer: 
Michael Benson Photography Music: 
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She: 
32, from Darien, CT He: 
41, from Greenwich, CT Now reside in: 
Oakland, CA The Details Ceremony: St. Andrew Church Reception: 
At a private home, under a tent on Southwest Point. Catering: 
Catering by Kimberly, Block Island Oyster Company Tent: Block Island Party Rentals Welcome event: 
A...

She: 
37, from Locust Valley, NY He: 
37, from Fairfield, CT Now reside in: 
Fairfield, CT The Details Ceremony: St. Andrew Church Reception: Rose Farm Inn 
Catering: 
Block Island Gourmet Rehearsal Dinner: Payne’s Dock & Mahogany Shoals Welcome event: 
 The Oar Photographer: 
Michael Benson...

She: 
 27, from East Lyme, CT He: 
 29, from East Hartford, CT Now reside in: 
 East Lyme, CT The Details Ceremony: St. Andrew Church Reception: 
I n the yard of Emily’s parents home. Catering: 
 Cindy Filacchione, Chester, CT Photographer: 
 Rose Schaller Photo Music: 
 Jayme Hennessy Flowers: 
...

Don’t tell the summer folks this, but the real fishing on Block Island is in the fall! As the beach crowd thins out, the fishing crowd shows up. Block Island is legendary for its fall fishing. Most fishing books that mention the island always talk about the “fall run” which is the migratory run of...

The ocean glistens as the sun’s rays cast a warm light on the placid surf beyond the breakwater as the Block Island Ferry cruises into Old Harbor. The large white vessel backs into its slip, unloading a stream of vehicles followed by a parade of visitors, who cart bags, bicycles and belongings as...

Every year since I was four years old, my parents would pack me and my three siblings into our old blue Suburban to make the drive to the Point Judith Ferry in Narragansett. We would play the old Pac-Man games they used to have on the Traditional Ferry as we made the rocky ride to Block Island. My...

"Be confident in what you’re fishing with. You have to think like you’re the bait, and be dialed in to catch fish." That is the gospel of Hank Hewitt, a Block Island fishing aficionado who is more interested in helping fellow anglers and “paying it forward” than catching the biggest fish in the sea...

“Probably because the horseshoe crabs have been around for so long, they are very tightly woven into their environment. Aside from playing a key role in the survival of a number of migratory shorebird species that consume their eggs to fuel their flights north, horseshoe crabs are themselves...