Elections

Yes on Question 1

One reason I am voting yes on Question 1 is my memory of hours spent with my mother, my wife, my children, and other loved ones in hospitals hearing the incessant din of alarms, and even occasional cries and groans of distress.

Saying No to Hatred

The evil acts perpetrated over the last week once again demonstrate that our country still suffers from episodes of real division, hatred and unabashed racism.

Get Involved and Vote

This fall I canvassed on behalf of Congressional candidates running in challenging contests in Maine, New Hampshire and New York.

National Campaign Video Conceived on Martha's Vineyard

A new political advertisement born on the Vineyard features eight female Democratic candidates running in congressional races across the nation.

As Election Day Approaches, Early Voting Is Popular

Early voting is underway and hundreds of Islanders have already cast ballots with less than two weeks to go until the Nov. 6 election.

Race for Clerk of Courts Tops Island Ballot in November

On Nov. 6, voters in Dukes County will choose between T. George Davis and Anthony Piland for a six-year term as Dukes County clerk of courts.

Taking Sides on Question One: Yes on One

A yes vote on Question 1 will dramatically improve patient safety in Massachusetts hospitals.

Taking Sides on Question One: No on One

We appreciate that Question 1 is a hotly debated topic. This is not about our nurses.

Debate Heats Up Around Question 1

As debate heats up over a proposed law to limit patient/nurse ratios in Massachusetts, leaders at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital and Island nurses have joined the fray.

As Midterm Elections Approach, Island Sees Rise in Voter Registrations

It’s an even-numbered year and midterm election season has arrived in Dukes County as well as around the country.

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