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Oystering at Quansoo, and Christmas Traditions Past and Present
Shirley Mayhew
When I met Johnny Mayhew, my future husband, he had just returned to Brown University to finish his education after three and a half years as a World...
7:00 am, December 25, 2016
16 Comments
Gifts for All, Good Tidings for Vineyard
Phyllis Meras
Twas Christmastime so Santa Claus was readying his pack, And filling it with candy canes and holly and knickknacks.
11:37 am, December 22, 2016
3 Comments
Conservation and Affordable Housing: Martha's Vineyard Can Have Both
James Lengyel
Affordable housing has been part of the land bank’s planning since 1989, when it first adopted a housing policy.
9:38 pm, December 20, 2016
11 Comments
The Discreet Charm of Having No Holiday Clue
Plans are nothing. Planning is everything. Dwight Eisenhower said that in a moment of Zen. It must have been Christmastime.
12:19 pm, December 19, 2016
2 Comments
The Fate of Menhaden Equals the Fate of the Ocean
Mark Alan Lovewell
At the height of boating activity last summer in Edgartown harbor, there was a pleasant surprise. Two dolphins spent three days swimming around.
5:13 pm, December 14, 2016
23 Comments
Theatres, Like Movies, Need Good Stories
Mark Snider
Two years ago I led the effort to save and preserve the Vineyard’s unique and iconic historic theatres.
1:42 pm, December 8, 2016
5 Comments
Artificial Turf May Equal Real Litigation
James Ferraro, Jr.
I am writing this letter as a concerned part-time resident of Martha’s Vineyard and an attorney with experience in mass tort litigation.
1:35 pm, December 8, 2016
4 Comments
When Optimism Meets Cynical Truths
Lisa Lipkin
I always believed that America’s greatest export was optimism. No country could rival our ability to dust ourselves off and start anew.
1:33 pm, December 8, 2016
5 Comments
In Praise of the Wise Man Who Always Saw the Shell Half Full
Rick Karney
In January after over 40 years with the Martha’s Vineyard Shellfish Group, I will be stepping down as its director.
5:33 pm, December 1, 2016
4 Comments
When the Kids Are Away the Dad Will Pay
Bill Eville
When you’re a man alone in the house and your family is away for nearly two months, the stuffed animals really stand out.
12:08 pm, November 23, 2016
12 Comments
Gentle Reader, Let No Net Ensnare You
Libby Ellis
What you have lighted upon, curious reader, is a nest of memory built twig by twig of fact-checked and emotional truths fertilized by nesty things...
12:04 pm, November 23, 2016
5 Comments
Hunger During a Holiday of Plenty
Rebecca Haag and Betty Burton
For most of us, Thanksgiving is a time for family, friends and over indulgence.
11:59 am, November 23, 2016
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