Mary Oliver
The wind wags its many tails. And in the evening the piled firewood shifts a little, longing to be on its way. —Mary Oliver
September 27, 2002
Work Is Halted on Wind Tower
Work Is Halted on Wind Tower
Court Grants Restraining Order to Stop Cape Wind Associates from Data Gathering Facility in Horseshoe Shoal Waters
By MANDY LOCKE
A state superior court judge has joined the wrangling over the 197-foot data tower planned for the shallows of Nantucket Sound, ordering a…
New Jail Stirs Airport Clash
The Dukes County Commission initiated a feud with the Martha’s Vineyard Airport commissioners by voting unanimously Wednesday evening to devote 24.4 acres of land on airport grounds to a county jail and training facility for emergency personnel.
It’s a Good Year for Kelly Peters Dance Troupers
Put 20 teenagers in a room with no adult telling them what to do, and the result could be chaos.
Island Senior Citizens Become Big Winners in Fishing Tourney
Some of the winners in the 57th annual Martha’s Vineyard Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby aren’t even fishing. Thanks to the generosity of fishermen and derby organizers, senior citizens across the Island are eating the freshest-caught fish every night.
Many excellent fish fillets are collected each day by contest officials.
Boat Fatality Case Against Developer Appears to Weaken
Criminal charges facing a prominent Quincy developer whose speedboat killed a close friend in Edgartown harbor on the Fourth of July appear to be losing steam.
One Family’s Vision Makes Dream of Affordable House Come True
It’s the story of one Island family’s refusal to gouge another year-round family struggling to find a home in an expensive real estate market. It’s the story of a real estate broker determined to find the perfect buyer – a moderate-income Island family desperate to buy their own home after a decade of shuffling from…
