Commentary
Cairns, those manmade piles of stones and rocks, have been around for 40,000 years and are our oldest form of communication.
I’m more than half Southern, but I grew up in Massachusetts. Until recently I thought of Confederate statues as a matter of heritage and history.
I hope elected officials on Martha’s Vineyard were watching as more than half a dozen states took steps to remove monuments to the Confederacy.
Susanna Styron emailed me that she would be showing her documentary Suspended Sentence in Chilmark.
It was 25 years ago that I met John Cruz. I was outside his house playing guitar in the Irish style of dropped tuning where you slack the strings.
I am not used to ill health in myself, which is why not too long ago I signed up to build a chimney with a friend.
Martha’s Vineyard will experience a partial solar eclipse Monday. The first order of business is safety.
My mother called me the other day nearly breathless. “I have an idea for another fair entry,” she said.
As we head toward the Agricultural Fair and the farming tradition it celebrates, it is exciting to see Dan Sternbach harvesting this year’s local...
It’s a regular building boom. Sand castles with moats, forts and dredges, dams and tunnels, construction sites that defy names and spark the...
Actor Sterling Hayden was certainly a special case when I first met him one afternoon in 1975 at New York’s Algonquin Hotel restaurant.
