HULL - It's the final chapter for the keeper of Boston Light. When the clock strikes midnight on New Year's Eve, Sally Snowman's 20 years at the helm will be over. She is the last Coast Guard ...
In the summer of 1961, ten-year-old Sally Snowman stepped off her father's boat onto Little Brewster Island and gazed up at Boston Light, the first lighthouse in America. Awestruck by the towering ...
PORT CLINTON - Next weekend, a unique annual tradition takes place to the north coast — where thousands will gather to drink craft beer, listen to live entertainment, watch ice carving and burn a ...
“As I See It,” a weekly photo column by Pulitzer Prize winner Stan Grossfeld, brings the stories of New England to Globe readers. This week Grossfeld visits with a lighthouse keeper who is retiring ...
She’s done bringing home the beacon. The last Coast Guard lighthouse keeper in the United States ended her watch at the historic Boston Light after two decades at the helm. Sally Snowman, 72, became ...
As part of the third annual Shakopee Holiday Festival, the Shakopee Downtown Partnership is seeking participants for the Residential Lighting Contest and the Snowman Building Contest. The Residential ...
The last lighthouse keeper in the U. S. tends the Boston Light Beacon on Little Brewster Island in outer Boston Harbor. After two decades on the job, Sally Snowman plans to retire this month at age 72 ...
HULL − Say the name "Sally Snowman," and many people will think of Boston Light, the nation's first lighthouse, on Little Brewster Island in Boston's outer harbor. Some may have been greeted by ...
A THRIFTY dad made an incredible outdoor snowman for his girls out of some old plastic cups, and it even lights up. With Christmas around the corner Brits are decorating their homes inside and out to ...
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