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Almost every year, during the Advent Christmas season, I spend some time thinking of Christmas past and how the past may help us celebrate the...
It was the last day of shotgun season for deer hunting and the state forest was the place to be to bag a buck before the sun went down. Or a land...
While the Martha’s Vineyard Museum continues to stall on the question of shifting its base to the old Edgartown school, selectmen have formally put...
As meteorologists yesterday charted a storm creeping inexorably toward the East Coast, in Aquinnah a race was on to get someone behind the wheel of...
An Island native and young attorney with a bit of political legacy in her own right has been appointed as the next Vineyard legislative liaison....
Like most Vineyarders, Connie Teixeira had not given much thought to the specter of homelessness on the Island. Then, this year, she found herself...
Soo Whiting, on her annual southbound migration, asked me to fill in for this week’s Bird News column. While Soo and Flip Harrington are navigating...
Load 16 tons,
What do you get?
Another day older
And deeper in debt!
I ran into Nancy Hall in the Vineyard Haven post office, who reminded...
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Island Theatre Workshop, Inc. is searching for new stage directors join the company for its third annual Short Play Festival to be...
Here’s how to prepare for It’s A Wonderful Life: The Radio Play (by Phil Grecian), based on the 1946 movie by Frank Capra, now showcasing at the...
Guest chef Robert Lionette is helping the Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School to continue its tradition of organizing five-course...
In this year-long serialized novel set on the Vineyard in real time, a native islander (“Call me Becca”) returns home after two decades to help her...