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Once a boy met girl. They bought a sailboat and used it to do marine mammal, bird and lizard research between Maine and the Lesser Antilles. They...
Editor’s Note: Columnist Lynne Irons was struck with the flu and will be back next week. The following column by her was published in the Gazette on...
Arboretum Award
On June 28 the Polly Hill Arboretum’s newsletter, Meristems, received theDorothy E. Hansell Publication Award for newsletters and...
Wonder-Full
Sense of Wonder is about to begin their fall season of art classes. The classes are, as always, led by Pam Benjamin with help this...
Slow Food Martha’s Vineyard is combining its philosophy with the ancient traditions of the Aquinnah Wampanoag Indian Tribe with a celebratory...
Among the greatest legacies of Queen Victoria, who died in 1891, are the funeral rituals from that long-ago era that bears her name, the Victorian...
Your dog bit three people. Drew blood each time and now you’re told, “It’s time to euthanize, time to put the dog down.” To the non-dog person the...
Jon Katz, dog lover, befuddled farmer in upstate New York and author of 20 books, many of which take place on Bedlam Farm, is returning to the...
Henry James Digs into Your Psyche
It would seem that everything one does, from eating to watching television, from meditating to juggling Chihauhau’s, or from painting your...
Throughout the spring and summer the folks at the Vineyard Ghosts Walking Tour have delighted and frightened visitors and Islanders alike during...
Tennis is one of the few perfect sports that can be played the entirety of one’s life. Not many 80-year-olds out on the gridiron are there?
And...