The Island was crowded with visitors for the long Thanksgiving weekend. My favorite thing is to see our young students returning to see family and friends.
My annual tradition is to present my wish list to Santa by Thanksgiving weekend. Pull up a chair, get your coffee or wine, have your checkbooks and credit cards ready.
Perhaps the person I think about most this time of year is Isabella White, that fabulous woman who graced our shores from Scotland.
I have been working on a photo book for years now. It is a very sad undertaking.
No one can dispute the imagination and invention of the students at our charter school. Yet again they have delighted our town with their display of scarecrows.
I'm still getting used to Island living. I actually walked on a beach for the first time in three years. Sand in my shoes.
There is a new star shining over our Island. Lyra Littlefield, home grown here, and her husband, Dan Edelbach, welcomed Jemma Lynnmarie Edelbach on Monday, Oct. 9 at 8:36 a.m.
I have no words except these: it is ridiculous. Get rid of the gun lobby and get rid of all guns.
All roads lead to Martha’s Vineyard. After an odyssey of almost three years, I am finally here.
