Bob Carroll and Henry Hough were movers and shakers in life and it seems no different in death.

I like my vegetables as much as the next guy, but lately I’ve been feeling out of place at the West Tisbury Farmers’ Market.

I resisted the modern age until I won a microwave oven in a grocery store raffle.

I am the moderator of the Federated Church and would like to thank the Edgartown fire and police departments for their prompt attention to a potentially dangerous situation that arose in our church recently. While the Martha’s Vineyard Museum was preparing for their annual meeting in our Meetinghouse late Monday afternoon, the fire alarms went off. The Edgartown police and fire personnel showed up promptly to assess the situation and make sure there was no fire hazard. The fire personnel inspected every corner of the Meetinghouse and Parish House and found nothing amiss.

They care greatly about the community that’s become their second home while they’re simultaneously engaged in some larger world objectives.

I read with growing disbelief the plan for a new $39 million airport terminal.

As executive director of the Martha’s Vineyard Commission, Mark London’s reach extended beyond the Olde Stone Building.

Let me see if I’ve got the story (August 17) about a possible expansion of the airport terminal straight.

There are several key points that Islanders need to understand.

The day before we fled and went into hiding we trashed the house.