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 22, 2003
SSA Governors Approve High Speed Ferry License; Service Begins Next Year
SSA Governors Approve High Speed Ferry License; Service Begins Next Year
By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer
NANTUCKET – Amid a complicated tangle of legal maneuvers and financial acrobatics, Steamship Authority governors voted yesterday to ink a deal that will allow a private operator to begin running high-speed passenger service between…
Edgartown Project Concludes in Time for Return to Classes
Edgartown Project Concludes in Time for Return to Classes
By MANDY LOCKE
The white classroom trailer that was parked in front of the Edgartown School for the last year is finally gone. A few small piles of debris remain where the hallway connecting the 1929 brick school building and the gymnasium…
Capital Boost Needed at Katama Farm
Capital Boost Needed at Katama Farm
By MANDY LOCKE
After a superior court judge denied initial efforts by a group of neighbors to evict FARM Institute from Katama Farm, questions remain about the condition of buildings at the town-owned farm.
Katama Farm – nearly 200 acres of sweeping grassland…
All Roads Lead to the Agricultural Fair; Pets and Pies, Rides and Rap Await
All bets were off for those who planned to pace themselves during the opening morning of the 142nd Martha’s Vineyard Agricultural Society Livestock Show and Fair.
Dukes County Board May Skip Job Search
Dukes County Board May Skip Job Search
Commissioners Agree to Meet Again With Their Runner-Up Candidate for County Manager Position
By ALEXIS TONTI
At a special meeting held Tuesday night, the Dukes County commissioners voted to invite E. Winn Davis, who with Laurie Perry had been selected as a…
On WHOI Tower: Understanding Air, Ocean Helps Predict Weather
Understanding the relationships between the ocean and air is essential if weather forecasting in the future is to be more precise. Most living on Martha's Vineyard know the ocean keeps the Island cooler when the mainland is suffering in the dog days of July, and warmer in the winter when the temperature inland is bitter…
