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.
Opinion
I remember so many things about when I went to America; I missed so many things about Brazil. I felt like I didn’t belong in America because things...
Editor’s Note: The following was published in Moshup’s Footsteps, a 2001 book of recollections and short essays by the late Helen Manning of Gay...
What is the Martha’s Vineyard Center for Living? Originally called the Island Councils on Aging, the Center for Living has served Islanders who are...
A Generation on the Market
Lyme Epidemic The night sweats, the fever, the bullseye rash: the symptoms of Lyme disease are all too familiar to people on Martha’s Vineyard,...
Bounded by Nature From Gazette editions of October, 1960: In one of the major real estate transactions of the year, involving the future of the...
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Letters to the Editor
I think your readers will be interested in the following exchange I had with Thomas Bena, the director of the Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival,...
Over the past few weeks a handful of people have challenged my decision to screen the film Free Angela And All Political Prisoners. They are angered...
Two year ago, a good friend of mine invited me to join her on a trip to the family home on Martha ’s Vineyard. I happily agreed and instantly began...