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Talking Ospreys
Rob Bierregaard began researching osprey on Martha’s Vineyard in 1969. Since then, he has been investigating the habits and...
Walking Permaculture
Permaculture designer Dick Pierce will lead a walk from 8:30 to 10 a.m. Wednesday, July 30, from the Chappaquiddick Community...
After dusk on July 24, I ran up Look street in a downpour, searching for the party. I knew I had found the right place when I saw the ubiquitous...
PALACE COUNCIL By Stephen L. Carter. Knopf, New York, N.Y. July 2008. 528 pages. $26.95 hardcover.
There are some thrillers — The Big Sleep and...
Edgartown Jewels
CB Stark Jewelers will be having a John Hardy Trunk show in Edgartown all day on Saturday, August 2, featuring one-of-a-kind...
The Vineyard Cup attracted 106 boats on Saturday for a 13-mile race across Nantucket Sound and back. The sailboats crossed the start in four...
Capt. Flip Harrington took a crew of six of us offshore in his M/V Dovekie on July 18. At one point we were 60 miles offshore, yet the bird life was...
Hermit crabs do not need to worry about the rising price of real estate on the Vineyard.
It is not that they are in the lottery for an affordable...
By LYNNE IRONS
While sitting in bridge traffic waiting for yet another enormous sailboat to pass through, I was working on a pretty significant...
Andy Braillard Wins
Charity Skeet Shoot
Andy Braillard of Vineyard Haven won the 11th Annual Klays for Kids Charity Skeet Shoot on July 20 at the...
Island waters are filled with bluefish, especially now. Striped bass fishing is sketchy and the bonito are only now arriving, but for Vineyard and...
Friday, July 18: Hot and muggy. Temperature rises to the high 80s in the shade, hotter on Ocean Park. Oak Bluffs harbor is a kettle full of boats...