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Big changes can be scary, and often require a lot of work. In August a second dog joined our family – a little firecracker named Jinny who, while sweet and affectionate and adorably puppy-ish, certainly requires a lot of work. Perhaps our first dog was an especially chill puppy, or perhaps this one is especially [...]

Words Jo Barnes  Photos Kathryn Alvarez Photography It’s January. For most of us, that means resolutions – get more sleep, lose weight, learn a new skill. But for one local farmer, the new year’s goals are not only personal but also impactful to the greater community. Sol Kinnis, owner of City’s Edge Farm in Central

by Deborah Rogers -  Songs for the Broken Hearted by Ayelet Tsabari was a strong finish to our reading year. Weaving together two storylines, from the 1950s and the 1990s, the story explores the struggle experienced by marginalized people the world over to find their place and a sense of belonging. Zohara's parents immigrated to

Sue Hodgson -  I'm feeling so grateful these days. At a recent dinner, we were discussing the topic of gratefulness and someone asked: "Should you celebrate the holidays even if you don't feel grateful?" I stumbled over the question. At the time, I believed one should feel grateful in order to give thanks. To do

by Natalie Bobrowich -  News, changes, updates, launches? Email seasidemagazinenews@gmail.com. Join the Spirit of Giving This December for Giving Tuesday This December 3, join the global movement of Giving Tuesday – a day dedicated to supporting local causes. Whether through a donation, volunteering or spreading the word, your efforts can make a meaningful impact for