Today, on the 100th anniversary of the end of the "War to End All Wars", we solemnly remember the many residents of Riverside Cemetery who served their nation in WWI - both those who returned as veterans and those who made the ultimate sacrifice.

We paid special attention to veterans of the first World War during our history tour in June. It was both an honor - and chilling - to read about the death, destruction, and suffering that these young men faced. We pay tribute to their sacrifice and to the lives they lead after they returned home.

Redesigning a website is a tall challenge, but sometimes the necessary job becomes just too obvious to ignore anymore.

The most recent website incarnation was developed on a MacBook Pro in 2013 using iWeb. While a useful tool at the time - especially for those of us with no coding experience - times changed. More and more WYSIWYG site tools became available, and Apple itself decided to discontinue iWeb software. We kept it running as long as we could, but it eventually became a liability.

Still, our communication needs have changed over time, too. The cemetery has an ever growing community of supporters and an ever growing desire to tell our story.

We hope this new website delivers on that promise - and we hope you'll let us know if its the right tool for the job.

The Cemetery is a special place in any season, but there's just something about the colors of Autumn that make it seem just a little more beautiful. A few years ago we compiled our best Fall pictures into slide show. We think it stands the test of time. What do you think?