Here on the Vineyard, the Island celebrates its 33rd Earth Day with a host of activities on Saturday, April 19, including a beach clean-up and an after-party at the Martha’s Vineyard Museum.
Farm & Garden
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What a welcome change in the weather. Already green shoots of spring-flowering bulbs are poking through.
I love when it warms up after a couple of snowy days and the snow gives itself back up to the atmosphere. The foggy mist is a welcome calm.
My favorite thing about snow is its ability to keep me indoors goofing off. As an outdoor worker there is literally nothing to do.
Monday morning dawned with my favorite winter weather — a new-fallen snow was covering all the tree branches.
We finally got a heat wave with temperatures just barely above freezing. I cannot remember the ground even freezing last winter.
What’s wrong with me? I hate the heat and humidity in summer but now I’m whining about the cold.
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Nature & Science Stories
The harsh wind and cold on Saturday morning did not deter Islanders who gathered at Lobsterville beach to plant restorative beach grass.
Featherstone Center for the Arts and Mass Audubon Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary are flocking together, collaborating on a new exhibition titled For The Birds.