What creatures have 10 eyes scattered all over their bodies, have been roaming the oceans since dinosaur days, and might even be eyeing you today as they crawl around Lordship beaches? Right! The horseshoe crab. Fun fact: They’re actually arthropods – more akin to spiders and scorpions than true cabs. And their bright blue blood is vital to the medical industry. Let’s learn more … Saturday, June 20 is “International Horseshoe Crab Day,” when Stratford’s Conservation Commissio

Hi! Can you believe it’s June already? Yet we’re loving the warmer weather, blooms and all-around activities and beauty of Lordship in early summer. It sure puts us in the mood for photos and art! If you’ve been waiting to send your favorite photos and art for consideration in the Lordship Improvement Association’s (LIA) 2027 calendar, please carve out some time for it this week. On June 15 the LIA’s Calendar Committee will start reviewing all submissions. The 2027 calendar’s

As part of the ongoing Lordship Bluffs Restoration Project, the LIA has spent the past year working with environmental experts, conservation organizations, and local partners to better understand how we can protect and restore the Lordship Bluffs while keeping them beautiful and accessible for the community. It was recommended that we move the mowing line farther back from the bluff edge. The goal is to help reduce erosion along this fragile coastline and avoid inadvertently