Perhaps the covid 19 pandemic and gauge for human safety and activity is analogous to the phases of fog density:

As a lifelong Islander, I am deeply upset by the verbal abuse with which some of my dearest family friends from New York, who happened to be here when the pandemic struck, have received simply because of their license plate.

The successful passing of the Coronairus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act last week should bring much needed relief to our Island businesses.

At the moment everyone’s attention is correctly and understandably focused on the coronavirus.

Recently I spent several weeks in the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital and I want to say a huge thank you to my wonderful nurses, staff, and physical therapists.

I have taken minutes for different organizations for most of my adult life.

I walk around our Aquinnah property, clearing debris and limbs of trees half-eaten by ravenous deer.

I am writing to correct the unfounded accusation that the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School’s utilization of Massachusetts General Law Chapter 40, Section 3 is somehow seeking to skirt the necessary review of our project.

Yesterday I was shocked and felt cheated when I found out that the selectmen had taken off and replaced the plastic free bylaw from the warrant at the last minute.