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In 1040 AD a Danish king by the name of Harthacnut took control of the English throne through a massive display of military force. He then sustained...
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With two hours to go until parade time, the sun shone on the lines of brightly-decorated floats that filled the parking lot of the Edgartown School...
After several days of inching forward along a deep, wide sandy trench, a Chappaquiddick home arrived late Tuesday at its new location farther away...
On a misty, windy morning in April 2007 Chris Kennedy, Martha’s Vineyard superintendent for The Trustees of Reservations, had just returned from the...
Wake up at 6 a.m., head to hair, makeup and wardrobe, and you’re off to the beach.
Sounds like a typical summer on the Vineyard, right?
That was the...
The Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank is reporting another year of relatively flat revenue, with one notable exception: a mid-year bump in income thanks...
Early summer fog blew across the moors at Wasque Reservation last Saturday morning, a soft blanket of dampness settling over tiny, salt-blasted...
I want to take a couple of moments before we go on with the service and share with you some current thoughts of mine, after so many years of so many...
With great sadness today I learned that my good friend and supporter through all my years as an energy advocate, Randy Udall, has died. He was hiking...
It’s just after five o’clock on a potholed stretch of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway. I’m in the slow lane, moving along a concrete wall between the...
To Millie: Good-bye my friend
I know I’ll never see you again.
Our time together through all the years
Will take away my tears.
Good-bye my friend.