They say the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different… (tap image for full story)
Finley's Market, vowing to meet demands of saavy urban weekenders, will now stock organic coffee and charge 50% more for everything.
At Pondering Lake, we’re pretty easy to please. Coffee is coffee, and cheaper is always better. But local merchants realize that the summer season brings with it... (TAP IMAGE TO READ MORE)
OH CRAP, WE OVERSLEPT!
As you probably know by now, you haven’t heard from us in a while. Okay, six months. But it gets a little quiet up here after summer… (TAP IMAGE TO READ MORE)
Wine and cheese happy hour takes unexpected turn after "nobody brought the cheese."
It's right there in the name, "Wine and Cheese." But as the McKeons, Schipas and Gests gathered... (tap headline to read more)
Concerned Islander asks spouse, "Where the heck's the butter?"
Unable to locate the butter dish after already toasting two slices of bread... (tap headline to read more)
Situation worsens for local man who can't remember his toothbrush color.
Was it purple? Blue? Red? Orange? Rather than risk using wife Judy's toothbrush... (tap headline for full story)
Opinions vary on how to answer the "What am I stepping in at the bottom of this lake?" question.
It's hard to say exactly what's at the bottom of Pondering Lake. It's also hard... (tap headline for full story)
Eight weeks past expiration date, but these eggs "aren't going anywhere," insists Susan Wheeler.
Moments after heading off trash-happy husband Tom with a decisive "Woah there!"... (tap headline to read more)
Marshmallow surprise, faulty sniff test, Emmanuel Lewis: Seen and heard around Pondering Lake.
SEEN: There was quite the bathroom traffic jam after usually reliable "sniff test" failed Jack Orton... (tap headline for more)
Visitor Alert: We have no idea what the hell a Pumpkin Spice Latte is.
"What century are you people living in?..." (tap headline, hear more about new feature at PLN)
"There's always that risk," notes Jenny Mauer, after previously used 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle falls one piece short.
There's something wonderfully nostalgic about those moldy old games and puzzles... (tap headline for full story)