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August 31, 2001


Labor Day Holiday Marks Turn in the Rhythms of Vineyard Life

Labor Day Holiday Marks Turn In the Rhythms of Vineyard Life

By MANDY LOCKE

There’s something different in the Vineyard air these days.

The goldenrods stand sturdy along the side of the road. Cars now manage to work their way along Upper Main street faster than pedestrians. Morning…

Police Chief Pay Is Questioned

In a deal sealed in June, Oak Bluffs selectmen handed their police chief, Joseph C. Carter, a one-time check for $67,882 in overtime pay, almost equal to his current annual salary of $70,000.

Rosabeth Kanter Weaves Big Ideas Into a New Book

Call It Evolve

Rosabeth Kanter Weaves Big Ideas Into a New Book

By JULIA WELLS

The book lecture was about to begin, and suddenly Rosabeth Moss Kanter, celebrated author and star of the event, spotted a friend in the front row. Against a backdrop of the grand Stanley Murphy…

Reporting Rape to Authorities Becomes Struggle for Survivors

Television police dramas depict officers arriving at the scene of the rape – often a dark public park – where they meet a shaken young woman who describes with perfect accuracy the bearded man who raped her. After searching the park, the officers find the rapist, arrest him and the woman presses charges without hesitation.…


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