I have noticed, when facing various situations that have multiple possible outcomes I tend to ruminate on the negative possibilities.
It was one of those days that had me wishing the pain others carry didn’t touch me so deeply. Driving along a beach road, the scent of rosa rugosa...
Samuel Osborn Jr. of Edgartown writes that “S. S. Daggett, jailer, born Aug. 20, 1799, related to me that the first celebration of the Fourth of July...
A few years ago, I was chatting with my mother, who is now 97, at her house on Menemsha Pond in Chilmark. At that point, the egrets on the Pond and...
I am attuned to sound. I have been since I was a child and liked to capture the sounds, voices and happenings in my world on my red Take ‘n Tape...
This summer, the Martha’s Vineyard Garden Club will be commemorating their centennial and honoring their founder, Agnes D. Meikleham.
The Taste of Juneteenth, hosted by the NAACP, was a fitting conclusion to the week-long Juneteenth events and a culinary delight.
I am writing on behalf of the land bank commission, regarding two development proposals that it understands to be under consideration by MassDOT.
Over three days on two streets I counted a terrible tally: three dead catbirds, three dead squirrels.
From the Nov. 26, 1926 Vineyard Gazette:
An important transfer of Edgartown real estate the past week is that of some 400 acres of land with building thereon located on or near Edgartown Great Pond, and formerly comprising the farm and other lands of the late Owen W. Norton.
