For The Love of the Vineyard was the title of a gathering at the Country Club of Brookline last week to discuss the current and future programs of the Martha's Vineyard Museum.
Jan. 15 was the date this year for the national holiday recognizing the life and contributions of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
As we look back at 2023 and look forward for 2024, several things come to mind.
On Dec. 7 scores crowded the meeting room at the Oak Bluffs Library to pay tribute to Robert C. Hayden, an educator, researcher, tour guide, storyteller, activist, author and more.
On Friday, Sept. 29 the rains poured heavily on the thousands assembled in Tercentenary Theatre at Harvard University.
Rhonda Persip celebrated her birthday at a small party in Oak Bluffs with friends Cheryl Grimes, Carolyn Hebsgaard, Kim Washington, Caroline Hunter and a host of other friends.
In song, sermon and photos, Union Chapel celebrated the life of Rev. Calvin O. Butts 3rd, longtime senior pastor of Harlem’s Abyssinian Baptist Church.
Ron Mitchell of Oak Bluffs is the new owner and publisher of the Bay State Banner, Boston's newspaper serving inner city issues and news.
James Hester must be lauded for curating two fabulous events this summer that drew thousands to the Tabernacle and hundreds to Union Chapel.