We were so excited for this visit. Like so many, we suffered from the isolation of the past year, missing the little people we love the most.
The Tiasquam snakes across the flats / like a student’s handwriting, / curving and back tracking, in no great hurry.
Doors open wide / To horizon’s illusions / Of noble ideals / “Independence,” equality,” / “Freedom,” and “justice”
Next Friday, the International School of Engineering/Architecture (IEAC) of Cern, Switzerland will continue its preliminary assessment of the causes...
The decision by the Olympics to ban Sha’Carri Richardson for a positive test for marijuana is a shameless injustice to a talented runner.
I owe an apology to Jane Chittick, for what I said in a Vineyard Gazette online comment a few weeks ago.
Oak Bluffs police chief Peter Williamson’s role in the Niantic Park development could have been a story by itself.
From the July 1919 editions of the Gazette:
A dispatch to the Boston Post of July 22nd, dated at Vineyard Haven, says: “The first aerial commuters in New England are to land here Friday evening. Melville B. Fuller and M. J. Brown, both wealthy New York stock brokers and summer residents of the exclusive colony are to try the flight, it was learned today, with a view of establishing this means of travel as a regular week-end event to and from their offices and summer homes.”
