James E. Hartley purchased a Quansoo Beach Lot in Chilmark from James B. White for $320,000 on Jan. 16.
Hard rain’s gonna fall. Sure did, Bob Dylan, most specifically on our Five Corners last weekend, claiming a victim compact car that had to be towed.
Well the weekend weather was all over the map. First there was snow, then rain with high winds forcing several SSA cancellations, then a high of 54 degrees Sunday morning, but by the time the Patriots had won the AFC championship game the temperature had dropped 30 degrees! Monday morning was bitter cold, just six above zero with strong winds and ice everywhere.
The line at the Up-Island gas station was long most of Sunday with people taking advantage of their special price for fuel.
Winter in New England with its short dark days can prompt you to count the seconds until spring is ready to produce its various shades of green.
The end of January and February is an exciting time for those who measure the progress of diversity and inclusion in our nation as we collectively strive toward a more perfect union.
It is so cold as I write this. The heat is on and it feels like the thermostat does not go high enough.
I observed the lunar eclipse last Sunday evening in the comfort of a hot tub.
Talia Rogers and John Gibson of Oak Bluffs announce the birth of a son, Noah James Gibson, born on Jan. 17 at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital.
Jessica McGroarty and Brion McGroarty of Oak Bluffs announce the birth of a daughter, Eleanor Kathleen McGroarty, born on Jan. 22 at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital.
