Avian flu is inching closer to the Vineyard and while no cases have been detected here yet, officials suspect the virus could already be on-Island.
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Last Sunday’s snowstorm caught me off-guard. It is beyond me why I ever watch the weather man.
I hate shopping. It is the endless wandering about stores trying to make sensible decisions. It’s why one year I gave hard, cold cash for Christmas.
I’ve always loved carrots. Some years are better than others concerning the growing of them. I am loathe to thin anything.
Here it is heading into actual winter and I have yet to get my bulbs into dirt. I do have to give myself a bit of credit, however, since I was much...
I spent some time last week thinking about things in my life for which I am grateful. Certainly there is health, family, shelter, food and friends.
It’s finally happened — the reality of approaching winter. Three nights in a row last week dipped below freezing.
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Nature & Science Stories
The Edgartown Police Department is encouraging pet owners to keep a watchful eye after a dog was bitten by a coyote last week.
After three years of study, Island naturalists found that goldenrod planted at Island farms has aided pollinators, which are an integral part of the ecosystem.