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The 27th annual Martha’s Vineyard CROP Walk begins at 2 p.m. at St. Augustine’s Church in Vineyard Haven, with registration starting at 1:15 p.m.
Nelson’s sparrows are one of the smallest and most secretive sparrows.
We are incredibly fortunate to live here in the Northeast. The three major hurricanes our country experienced this fall stayed far to our south.
Hey ladies. Though it sounds like it could be a catcall on a city street, this greeting is of a more rural (or even floral) variety. It is actually a...
If you are superstitious sprinkle a little salt over your left shoulder before reading today’s column.
There is a new star shining over our Island. Lyra Littlefield, home grown here, and her husband, Dan Edelbach, welcomed Jemma Lynnmarie Edelbach on...
Great weather over the past week, in the 70s most days. A little needed rain mostly at night.
Gerald Jeffers of Chappaquiddick is recuperating in a room with a window at a Boston hospital following recent injuries from a car accident.
Here we are in October. We have had the tail ends or middles of all the storms going around us.
Victoria Erickson must have come to the Island when she wrote this poem on the transition from summer to fall:
The local apples, sweet cinnamon and tender crust came together in the kitchen of Beth Mayhew into an, oh so delicious, rustic pie that I was lucky...
Traditionally, two things occur at the Chappaquiddick Ferry when the Martha’s Vineyard Bass and Bluefish Derby ends.