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An account of the first Martha's Vineyard Agricultural Society
Fair, which at the time was called simply the fair and cattle show, from
the Oct. 14...
First, start somewhere familiar. Chopping parsley in the kitchen.
Listening to headphones on 44th street. Observing three-year-olds throw
insults...
Howard Dean Tells Democrats a New Day Is Coming in 2008
By MIKE SECCOMBE
It's scary what political parties know about you. Even Howard
Dean,...
Island Plan Series Heads to Final Round With Wednesday Forum on
Development
By MIKE SECCOMBE
After 18 months of research and meetings, benign...
Andrew Woodruff, the owner of Whippoorwill Farm who is best known
for bringing community supported agriculture to the Vineyard, is
scrambling to put...
Andrea and Jamie Rogers, artists and craftsmen, mother and daughter, are sharing the full menu of life, its joy of strong family and sorrow at the...
The gates opened half an hour early this year for the 146th annual
Martha's Vineyard Agricultural Society Livestock Show and Fair
because of the...
Former Ambassador Says Iraq Pullout Is Inevitable
By MIKE SECCOMBE
You don't fix a watch with a hammer. And the force of blunt
instruments is...
As a widening home mortgage crisis ripples through national financial markets, positive trends in the second quarter indicate that the Vineyard real...
Addressing his Third Army troops before the Battle of France in
World War II, General George S. Patton spoke these now-famous blunt
words: "Boys, we...
Lighted old-fashioned oriental lanterns strung high in gingerbread
house porches weren't the only memorable part of Illumination
Night on the Camp...
An early morning fire Tuesday caused extensive damage to the Galley
Restaurant on the Menemsha harbor, forcing the popular ice cream and
sandwich...