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
February 17, 2006
Vineyard Center for Visual Arts Disbands After Years Fostering Community Creativity
Former Interim Schools Superintendent Named to Principal Post in Edgartown
By IAN FEIN
Since moving to the Island a little over a year ago, G. Paul Dulac has had his taste of the Vineyard shuffle – serving first as interim superintendent of schools, and then as interim principal of the Edgartown…
Former Interim Schools Superintendent Named to Principal Post in Edgartown
Former Interim Schools Superintendent Named to Principal Post in Edgartown
By IAN FEIN
Since moving to the Island a little over a year ago, G. Paul Dulac has had his taste of the Vineyard shuffle – serving first as interim superintendent of schools, and then as interim principal of the Edgartown…
Round Two: James F. Alley Aims for Return to Town Politics
James F. Alley Aims for Return to Town Politics
By IAN FEIN
First in a series of profiles leading up to the West Tisbury town election.
In his 73 years James F. Alley has done a bit of just about everything.
He ran a riding school at…
Campaign to Rebuild Hospital Turns to Year-Round Islanders
Campaign to Rebuild Hospital Turns to Year-Round Islanders
By JAMES KINSELLA
With summer residents on board with major donations for the Martha’s Vineyard Community Hospital capital campaign, volunteers are pursuing the next crucial area of support: the Islanders who call the Vineyard home.
The Islander campaign has gotten under…
Long-Running Case Goes to High Court
Long-Running Case Goes to High Court
Edgartown Wastewater Treatment Plant Under Legal Seige for Ten Years Over Its Discharge Permit
By IAN FEIN
A decade-long legal battle examining the environmental merits of the Edgartown sewer system and wastewater treatment plant came before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court last week.…
Federal Inspectors Find Lapses in Security at Vineyard Airport
A federal inspection last November found lapses in security at the Martha's Vineyard Airport. Among the findings: the airport was unable to account for keys issued for vehicle and pedestrian gates that provide access to the air operations area and secured areas at the airport. In a Dec. 16 letter to airport manager Sean Flynn,…
