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James R. Saunders, 96, of Boothbay Harbor, Maine, passed away peacefully on Feb. 6, 2024 at St. Andrews Village in Boothbay Harbor. James was born in Staten Island, New York on Dec. 9, 1927 to parents Edmund Saunders and Amy (Merrick) Kuhn. Shortly...

Everything about Lambert’s Cove Inn and Resort is lovely, from the tree-lined road leading up to the inn to the serene dining room. It has it all — lodging, fine dining, a swimming pool, and complimentary bicycles. It’s also an elegant venue for events and weddings. Owners Jon and Stephanie Saunders bought the property in […]

The West Tisbury select board unanimously approved an outdoor dining plan for Lambert’s Cove Inn on Wednesday, April 19.  As the summer season approaches, the Inn is looking to host outdoor dining for guests in their English garden.  The plan is to have up to 30 seats with no amplified music for only around 10 […]

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Lambert’s Cove Inn owner Jon Saunders withdrew his application for outdoor dining after a public hearing during the West Tisbury zoning board of appeal’s meeting on Thursday. This public hearing was a continuation of the one in September. Abutters voiced opposition to the plan during both hearings.  Saunders applied for a special permit to allow […]

The West Tisbury zoning board of appeals decided to continue Lambert Cove Inn’s public hearing to Oct.13 after listening to testimony about the inn on Thursday, Sept. 8.  Jon Saunders, who owns Lambert’s Cove Inn with his wife Stephanie, is applying for a special permit to allow outdoor dining in the inn’s English garden, located […]

Slate returns to The E.W. Scripps Company-owned stations in the Butte and Bozeman markets from the Bozeman Schools Foundation, where she served as executive director.

Slate returns to The E.W. Scripps Company-owned stations in the Butte and Bozeman markets from the Bozeman Schools Foundation, where she served as executive director.

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