Chappaquiddick's beautiful barrier beaches, stretching from Cape Pogue to Norton Point, are one of the most precious and fragile natural resources on our island. Recognizing that, the CIA will present two hour-long webinars, The Chappy Barrier Beach Education Series, to underscore just how important these beaches are to our island and to help us all make better informed decisions about their future. The first, An Overview of Chappy's Barrier Beaches, will be held from 5-6PM on Wednesday, March 19. Click Here to join.
Excellent Links and Documents on Ticks
Dear Chappy Neighbors:
As you are well aware, tick borne illnesses continue to be a concern on Chappy. The CIA's Environmental Committee continues to address this problem in a variety of ways, including disseminating current articles, websites and links that you might find useful. Below are links to two such recent pieces. We hope you find them useful and informative.
And remember: Please wear protective clothing, use insect repellent and check carefully for ticks when you come home after a walk in the woods. Here's to a safe summer!
Sincerely,
The Board of Directors
The Chappaquiddick Island Association
Snapshot of Chappaquiddick Island Buildings, Land and People
In June 2017, Woody Filley presented a summary report on the buildings, land and people of Chappy Island based on information gathered from various sources. We thank Woody for the work and make the report available here for those interested.
Woody has updated the report for 2019
Internet, Phone and TV Options on Chappaquiddick
This information was compiled in 2015 and provides information on available internet, phone and TV services for Chappy residents.