With Gratitude

We moved to Martha’s Vineyard in 1994 after one of our children had experienced years of debilitating health challenges.

Ferries Revisited

When the dust settles from the Great Ferry Fiasco of 2018 — and it needs to happen soon — the Steamship Authority has much to account for to its Island constituency, which has shown remarkable patience throughout the weeks-long ordeal.

Land Bank Revenues: March 23

The Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank reported revenues of $237,995 for the business week ending on Friday, March 23, 2018.

On the Farm

The sale of Prospect Hill is one of perhaps no more than three, or maybe four, transfers on the highest eminence on the Vineyard in this century.

Real Estate Transactions: March 19 to March 25

Jinane Abounadi and Munther A. Dahleh purchased 7 Duarte Circle in Edgartown from Kimberly and Christopher Steigelman for $740,000 on March 23.

Announcing Theodora

Jocelyn Filley and Graham Houghton of West Tisbury announce the birth of a daughter, Theodora Redmond Houghton, born March 25 at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital.

New Documentary Gets to the Roots of Heroin in The Trade

Matthew Heineman's new documentary series on Showtime, The Trade, tells the story of the heroin epidemic in America, from the poppy growers in Mexico to addicts in Ohio.

On Chappy: March 30

The next Chappaquiddick Community Center potluck will be hosted by Leslie Floyd and Ken Bettencourt on Wednesday April 4.

Aquinnah Town Column: March 30

March will undoubtedly have to go out like a lamb as it certainly came in like a lion. More signs of spring are evident every day around Aquinnah.

Vineyard Haven Town Column: March 30

If this chilly weather keeps up my Easter bonnet is going to be a knitted Patriots watch cap with a pompom on top.

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