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Winter Is For Baking by Dorothy Fletcher Although I do cook all year round, much to Fletch’s relief, I especially like baking in the winter.  And if we are stuck in the house because of a snow day, it’s definitely time to start baking. I often make bread or if I’m...

              Kai Freeland loves to sail. “When the wind fills the sail and my friend Jeff (Lyall) and I go out on the Bay, is the best feeling”, he says. When water turns to ice, 23-year-old Kai has found another way to “sail”:...

Well......I started this penny jar on April 11, 1993 on the day that my granddaughter was born.  It took me almost a year to completely cover the bottom of the big jar.  By the time my granddaughter was 3 she still could not reach the level of the pennies when she...

January Michael O & John Stewart February Robin & Scott      

  Sailing may be over for the season but fundraising never sleeps! And thanks to our volunteer bakers (who, by the way, generously donated both their time and the ingredients), we had another successful Bake Sail. Baker Island (yes, Baker—what a coincidence) was...

Winter Jobs at QS   The boats may be put away for the winter but there are still things to do. Parts break and need repairs. A Martin 16 rudder needs chips filled in and the hole for the pin that holds it up needs rebuilding. A new dock box for storage has been built...

Live music, a great cup of coffee and something sweet to nibble on.  What’s not to like?  And the sold out crowd liked it very much at the Second Annual Music Night held at the Grind in Trenton. Once again, entertainment was provided by those talented students of ENSS...

Baker Island was the place to be on the evening of Wednesday, October 11th as we held our Annual Awards Dinner. There were lots of happy faces and reunions after over a month of not sailing and lots of talk about next year’s season (typical sailors).  Special guests...