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
September 5, 2006
Their Diversity Ever Growing, Island Schools Open Thursday
Donning their favorite clothes and backpacks full of new pens and notebooks with corners still perfectly crisp, some 2,350 students will begin a new school year this week at the Island’s seven public schools. Before the first bell, they will shut off their iPods, put their cell phones on silent and turn their full attention…
Weary Firemen Put Muster on Hold
Donning their favorite clothes and backpacks full of new pens and notebooks with corners still perfectly crisp, some 2,350 students will begin a new school year this week at the Island’s seven public schools. Before the first bell, they will shut off their iPods, put their cell phones on silent and turn their full attention…
Like the Summer Weather, Business Had Bumpy Ride, Landing Softly Labor Day
Most Vineyarders think of Labor Day weekend as the final push before the cathartic cleansing that comes with the departure of summer visitors. And now that it is over, business owners have a chance to catch their breath and evaluate how summer business fared. So far evaluations are mixed.
Athletic Director Michael Joyce Takes Teams One Day at a Time
Like the Summer Weather, Business Had Bumpy Ride, Landing Softly Labor Day
By JIM HICKEY
Most Vineyarders think of Labor Day weekend as the final push before the cathartic cleansing that comes with the departure of summer visitors. And now that it is over, business owners have a chance to catch…
Town, Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head Trace Their Disputes Across Decades
Roughly three decades ago a country lawyer from Maine unearthed a forgotten 18th-century federal law and sparked a series of large Indian land claims that led to federal recognition for a number of tribes throughout the Northeast, including the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah).
