City Boy Heads to the Country
Phyllis Meras

This charming little book about an eight-year-old city boy’s adventures in the country is written by 91-year-old Heidi Shultz of West Tisbury.

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Through a Lens

The West Tisbury Library is hosting a reception for a new photography show entitled Through a Lens II.

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Song Man McMahon

The West Tisbury Library is hosting a night with musician Sean McMahon on Monday, Nov. 26 from 6 to 7 p.m.

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Nancy Shaw Cramer at West Tisbury Library

After 20 years of owning a gallery, Nancy Shaw Cramer is stepping to the other side of the equation.

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Filmmaker Traces Plight of Refugees
Holly Pretsky

With his political comedy about the Syrian refugee crisis, Ben Tumin highlights the revolutionary nature of irreverence.

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Some Mural! Linda Carnegie Brings Charlotte's Web to Life
Louisa Hufstader

At the West Tisbury Free Public Library, Charlotte's Web has escaped from its bookbinding and taken shape on the wall as the latest literary mural by local decorative painter Linda Carnegie.

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Find Charlotte: Library Mural is Ode to E.B. White

The West Tisbury Library is pleased to announce the installation of another mural by Vineyard artist Linda Carnegie.

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Blizzard of Books in West Tisbury
Alex Elvin

Crowds flocked to the 60th annual Friends of the West Tisbury Library book sale last weekend.

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West Tisbury Library Book Sale

The Friends of West Tisbury Library annual book sale runs from July 28 to July 31.

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The Heart of West Tisbury
Haig Adadourain
By the heart of West Tisbury I do not mean the geographical center of the little town, but the starting-point or points of its social, intellectual, educational, moral and spiritual forces. If you start from the beautiful residence of Squire and Mrs. Everett Allen Davis on the state macadamized road, which is the Main Street of the town, past the Parsonage and the delightful old Whiting manse, past “Brandy-brow” and S. M. Mayhew & Co.’s store, the graceful old church with its steeple and town clock will confront you.
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