Pablo Neruda
I knew rooms full of ashes, Tunnels where the moon lived, Rough warehouses that growled ‘get lost’, Questions that insisted in the sand.-Pablo Neruda
June 11, 2002
Scotland to the Vineyard: Vineyard Golf Club Opens Course To Early Round of Rave Reviews
The way golf enthusiasts talk about the Island’s newest course — which officially opened just over a week ago off Edgartown-West Tisbury Road in Edgartown — you expect to see guys walking around the clubhouse wearing kilts. Well, don’t worry. The course at the Vineyard Golf Club may be unforgiving Scottish-inspired design, but the garb…
School Survey Shows Rise In Risky Teen Behavior
Seventh and eighth graders on the Island are consuming alcohol, smoking marijuana and having sex at rates far higher than middle schoolers from two years ago.
Vineyard Joins Cape Community in Compact
Vineyard Joins Cape Community in Compact to Offer Mutual Aid in Disaster Conditions
By MANDY LOCKE
Martha’s Vineyard emergency rescue crews will no longer be left to battle disasters alone.
A simple phone call from an Island fire chief mobilizes additional manpower and equipment to the Island – thanks…
Adding Seven Thousand Homes: State Predicts Buildout Rate Here
The Vineyard could see as many as 7,032 more homes on its 17,475 remaining acres of developable land, officials from the state Executive Office of Environmental Affairs (EOEA) said at an Island forum held Thursday night.
“That’s a relatively short time frame to be faced with some tough choices,” said Christian Jacqz, director…
State Official Hit on New Bedford Stand
State Official Hit on New Bedford Stand
By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer
A prominent Boston attorney who represents the Steamship Authority fired back yesterday at the state attorney general for climbing into bed with the city of New Bedford in the latest political gambit around the public boat line that…
Island Bids Farewell to Graduating Class of 2002
Island Bids Farewell to Graduating Class of 2002
Commencement Exercises Pay Tribute to Largest Graduate Class in History
By ALEXIS TONTI
For four years they studied, turned in projects and papers, took too many tests to count. For two weeks they waited, finals over, state tournaments played out, summer…
