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
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
Boat Line Treasurer Says He Is Willing to Return to Role of Interim Chief
By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer
Marking an auspicious new tack for the embattled Steamship Authority, Wayne Lamson, the respected longtime boat line treasurer, has volunteered to step in as interim chief executive officer, the Gazette has…
Oak Bluffs Hearing on Enlarged Garage Resumes Tomorrow
By CHRIS BURRELL
All set for Round Two of what has become a bruising political fight in Oak Bluffs, the zoning board of appeals could decide the fate tomorrow night of Joseph G. Moujabber’s three-story garage in the North Bluff, a project that…
Annual Feast of Holy Ghost Celebrates Spirit of Giving, and Glories of Sopa
By ALEXIS TONTI
Vote in Aquinnah Thursday Attempts to Pass Override, and Restore Items to Town Budget
By JULIA WELLS
Voters in Aquinnah go to the polls this week to conclude the annual town meeting which began two months ago – and to say yes or no to a $130,000 general override to Proposition…
For the fifth summer in a row, a rare and potentially fatal disease called tularemia continues to surface on the Vineyard. State public health officials yesterday confirmed this year's first case of tularemia: a male landscaper from Edgartown who became ill in early June. Another landscaper from Edgartown is listed as a probable tularemia case,…
Pennywise Path Gets Subcommittee’s Nod
Martha’s Vineyard Commission to Give Final Consideration Thursday; List of Conditions Attached
By JULIA WELLS
A key subcommittee of the Martha’s Vineyard Commission voted last night to recommend approval of the Pennywise Path affordable housing project in Edgartown, along with a hefty list of…
As the sport-fishing boat Cookie Too backed into the slip in Oak Bluffs harbor on Saturday evening, nervous chatter rippled through the onlookers who had congregated around the dock.