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
June 6, 2006
Offshore Energy Project Eyes Submerged Turbines near the Middle Ground
Offshore Energy Project Eyes Submerged Turbines Near the Middle Ground
By JAMES KINSELLA Gazette Senior Writer
A development company has quietly filed plans to build a large underwater tidal hydroelectric farm with up to 150 submerged propeller units between Martha’s Vineyard and the Elizabeth Islands in Vineyard Sound.
The…
Cozy Hearth Project Backers to Appeal
Cozy Hearth Project Backers to Appeal
Hotly Debated Owner-Built Home Plan for Watcha Path Area of Edgartown Will Go to State Housing Board
By IAN FEIN
At its first public hearing in May of last year, affordable housing advocates hailed it as a model grassroots effort that would allow…
Border Collies on Goose Patrol at Farm Neck
As soon as you meet Jim Cornwell, the adoration he has for his border collies is readily apparent. The baseball cap he wears is decorated by a lively looking border collie, while his denim shirt bears the insignia of Tash and Tama, the names of his two dogs.
Five Charter School Graduates Credit Others for Their Success
Wearing flower garlands instead of caps and gowns, two girls and three boys were graduated from the Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School on Saturday under a tent sheltering friends, family, teachers, administrators and alumni from the overcast sky and smell of rain that threatened a downpour – but held off for the length of the…
Aquinnah Reconvenes Town Meeting
Aquinnah Reconvenes Town Meeting
By IAN FEIN
Aquinnah voters this week will pick up where they left off one month ago and reconvene their annual town meeting to try to adopt a balanced town budget.
The original town meeting adjourned early on May 9 when it became clear that…
