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October 7, 2005


Rescued Turtles Return to Ocean Home

A green sea turtle named Quiddick that was rescued from the chilly waters of Cape Pogue Pond 11 months ago reentered Vineyard waters last Friday as a fully recovered wild animal. A crew of New England Aquarium personnel, together with a veterinarian with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Fisheries service in Woods Hole, watched…

Landowner Offers to Settle Tax Case

Landowner Offers to Settle Tax Case

William Graham Hand Delivers Letter Asking the West Tisbury Selectmen to Intervene with Assessors

By IAN FEIN

West Tisbury resident William W. Graham appealed to the town selectmen this week to intervene in his costly tax case with the assessors and help negotiate…

Scallop Season Opens on Island with Mixed Forecast for Harvest

Reviewing an Edgartown town report from the 1920s, town shellfish constable Paul Bagnall said two of the highest paid town officials were the police chief and shellfish constable. At the time, he said, the constable routinely oversaw between 150 and 200 licensed shellfishermen. Today there are 49 commercial bay scallop fishermen in Edgartown. The decline…

Hot Tin Roof Under Agreement for Sale to Rosenthal Brothers

Hot Tin Roof Under Agreement for Sale to Rosenthal Brothers

By JULIA WELLS

The Hot Tin Roof, the 26-year-old Vineyard nightclub that has weathered the bumps of age alongside the baby-boomers who were its first patrons in 1979, is slated to be sold to new owners before the end of the…

Blue Heron Farm at Tiah’s Cove Is Sold for $20.35 Million

Blue Heron Farm, the sprawling gentleman’s farm overlooking Tiah’s Cove in Chilmark and West Tisbury that was the former residence of the late M. Anthony (Tony) Fisher and his wife Anne, was sold last week to a Mississippi couple for $20.35 million.

The buyers are William and Mollie Van Devender of Jackson, Miss.


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