Dylan Thomas
The birds of the winged trees flying my name Above the farms and the white horses I rose in rainy autumn And walked abroad in a shower of all my days. – Dylan Thomas
August 23, 2002
Wind Farm Test Tower Wins Approval
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers this week gave Cape Wind Associates a green light to erect a single 197-foot-tall monitoring station in the shallows of Nantucket Sound. The permit grants the private energy company permission to build just a single structure for collecting wind and water data – information that will further aid in…
Work Hard, Play Hard: Life in Summer Resort Challenges Island Teens
She works 25 hours a week at a retail store in Vineyard Haven. And she’s doing her best to plow through a thousand pages of Anna Karenina in time for advanced placement English class, which starts just over a week from now.
Attack Targets SSA Members
Attack Targets SSA Members
New Bedford’s George Leontire Demands Resignation of Board; Former City Solicitor Attempts to Dismiss Boat Line Lawsuit
By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer
The former New Bedford city solicitor, who is now weighing his own appointment to the expanded Steamship Authority board of governors, condemned…
Campers Take Flight on the Sea and High in Sky
Campers Take Flight on the Sea and High in Sky
By JAMES D’AMBROSIO
Gas Pump Prices on the Vineyard Top Most Other Places in America
Gas Pump Prices on the Vineyard Top Most Other Places in America
By MANDY LOCKE
Islanders have endured another summer of steep prices at the gas pump. Another season of shelling out more bucks to get from here to there than Americans across the nation. Another year of trying to figure out…
Shellfish May Survive Edgartown Oil Spill; Emergency Seen as Serious Wake-up Call
Shellfish May Survive Edgartown Oil Spill; Emergency Seen as Serious Wake-up Call
By JULIA WELLS
The director of the Martha’s Vineyard Shellfish Group said there may be good news for a crop of about a million baby oysters that were threatened by an oil spill in the Edgartown harbor early this…
