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Bless the poet/with the chickens/Bless the woman wracked/with pain
We all have a pond we favor on Martha’s Vineyard — so many ponds, separated or not from the salty sea water that surrounds this place, seven miles...
Brian Ditchfield has paid homage to Dylan Thomas's A Child's Christmas in Wales by creating his own version entitled A Child's Christmas in Edgartown...
The pagoda is living history, a centenarian, it’s an antique, and in the plant world, it is art! Please be a conservationist in the true sense by...
The approach of winter with its gray and stormy days that are inevitable, stirs an instinct among Vineyard people to turn their hands to home...
Windswept, a new novel by Kate Hancock, opens with the story of Josiah Cook, a farmer on Chappaquiddick who in the late 18th century witnesses...
Hope O’Brien became interested in handbells as a young girl growing up in the Berkshires. Although her parents were in a handbell choir, young Hope...
The Old Whaling Church was filled with harmonies this week as the 115-member Island Community Chorus practiced for its annual holiday concert, which...
The larger of two barns at the town-owned property leased by the Farm Institute has a failed roof and water has been leaking through. This week...
Saturday's full moon still carries a lot of punch when it comes to brilliance. You'll see it rising in the east, a short time after sunset. Tonight's...
The brassy notes of a trombone, French horns, and trumpets greeted onlookers as they crowded into Post Office Square on Wednesday night for the...
On Wednesday morning, representatives from Home & Garden Television gave a tour of the latest Dream House to be given away in early 2015. The...