Commentary
At Island Grown Initiative we work to build a food-secure community here on the Vineyard, where all people can have access to the food they need with...
It is a curious practice, tomato pruning. It requires confidence, foremost, surety of hand and volition.
In preparation for my participation in the April 5 protest on Martha’s Vineyard, I pondered what kind of poster I should carry.
As I walk along a wooded lane
worn down by time
I wonder:
I first met Phyllis Meras walking down Music street in West Tisbury on what I have come to know as her daily sojourn.
How often have I responded with a well-practiced shameful shrug because of something I said, or something I didn’t say, or because I showed up...
The calves and children sprinted through melting February ice patches at the Martha’s Vineyard Agricultural Society pasture.
On a recent Sunday after noon, the wind notwithstanding, I went for a walk along the west bank of West Tisbury’s controversial Mill Pond.
When I learned my Broadway play Sacrilege was closing after only 29 performances, I turned to an old Broadway pro for guidance.
Almost sounds treasonous now
but I wonder if we can make
common goodness attractive again
like it was often back in the day
On a recent Sunday morning, my sons and husband gathered around me, all eyes on my phone. Google had compiled images from 2020 into an unsolicited...
