I wanted to reach out and share a recent experience while on the Vineyard.

Recently, we decided to take a walk to the beach after supper. A young man passed us, then stopped and slowly backed up.

St Andrew's Church, in collaboration with Island clergy, sponsored an event to support volunteers and responders who assisted the Venezuelan migrants.

In the spring of 2009 my wife, Molly, and I purchased what was then known as Rainbow Farm in Chilmark from David Douglas.

David Lott's article entitled A Squirrel Named Willie in last week's Vineyard Gazette brought me such joyful memories of my own unusual childhood companion.

It is high time that Edgartown goes full speed ahead on making major improvements.

I am not familiar with another instance when so many people, determined to pursue a bad idea, have been given — and ignored — so many opportunities to reconsider their actions.

On Monday, May 9, my 97-year-old mother's house in Tisbury burned down. No one was hurt, thank God.

I am writing in response to your article which appeared in the Vineyard Gazette on May 2, under the somewhat misleading heading of "Lawsuit Seeks to Block OSV Use at Cape Pogue."

Our responsibility as educators is to best support our Island children. I feel the MVRHS track and fields project was a proposal that would do just that.