January starts our year with cold contradictions. It is January that drives us indoors, and rewards us when we venture out with impressions as sharp and vivid as the very air.
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A huge snowstorm that brought blizzard conditions and record snowfall to much of the Northeast a day after Christmas was comparatively kind here,...
Always a bridesmaid, never a bride: It’s the story of my life. But the hairiest part of the story is that I am the only bridesmaid I know with a...
We’ve been accused of being lazy, complacent, having everything handed to us on a silver platter, growing up in the boom years without a care in...
Nature’s Everyday Strength High tides follow low, the full moon follows the new, the spring ever follows the bitter cold. Nature freely offers us...
Cold and Comfort From Gazette editions at the turn of the year 1935: Richard L. Pease of Oak Bluffs opened the ice harvest season at Crystal...
West Tisbury’s Mill Pond was all white;The snow on the cattails a pretty sight.The mallards were swimming up and down.A wood duck, too, was visiting...
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According to ISO-NE, New England’s power company umbrella group, last July’s heat wave saw several days make the region’s all-time top 10 list for...
Ben and Sally Taylor and fellow musician Noah Stuber wowed a sold-out audience in their benefit performance Tuesday, August 27, at the West Tisbury...
This Saturday and Sunday the Rev. Bert Marshall, executive director of the New England Chapter of CROP, will visit the Island to help prepare for the...