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Stories by Julia Rappaport

Julia Rappaport

So Much More Than a Meal

June 11, 2020
Julia Rappaport

There are only so many topics you can cover at dinnertime when you’re spending all day with the same person. At home in Cambridge, even before the pandemic, my partner Jack and I have always...

There's No Place Like Home

April 4, 2020
Julia Rappaport

The Homeport had a big, noisy dining room, where food was served family style. It was popular with tourists and locals alike, more for its location overlooking the harbor, the best place to view...

Dry January

July 6, 2016
Julia Rappaport

It was after spending the holidays back home on the Island that I made the decision to tackle Dry January: an aptly-named, specialty cleanse in which one gives up booze for 31 days at the start of...

Farm to Page

July 1, 2016
Julia Rappaport

By all accounts, food journalism is “having a moment.” In 2011, for the first time, the AP Style Guide (a grammatical bible for writers and editors) added its first ever food section. The...

A Terrifying Hit, A Newfound Sense of Home

April 18, 2013
Julia Rappaport

Vineyard roots run strong and deep and I never have imagined calling anywhere else on earth home. I grew up on the Island, but plenty of people grow up plenty of places. They move, they call other...

Cub Reporter Looks Back on Life in the Den

December 2, 2010
Julia Rappaport

When Vineyard Gazette editor Julia Wells hired me as a reporter in the fall of 2006, she took a big risk. Then again, at such a little paper, most risks are big. A very recent college...

Vineyard Girl Goes Batty in Boston

August 19, 2010
Julia Rappaport

Growing up on the Vineyard, I long ago came to terms with finding wildlife in my house.Ticks, spiders, mosquitoes and moths in summer; mice (both in traps and scurrying across dining room floors) in...

In a Garden in Israel, Island Pride Blooms

March 4, 2010
Julia Rappaport

It’s funny the memories we keep. There are the expected ones: a first kiss, college graduation, family holiday celebrations. And the not so expected: a sunrise beach walk alone on...

Dinner and Dancing for Dede: Sultans to Swing at Saturday Gig

January 21, 2010
Julia Rappaport

If there’s one thing that Vineyarders know how to do, it’s throw a good party. Even when the occasion for the party isn’t the most uplifting. Two years ago,...

Better Than Tamiflu: an Island Weekend

November 26, 2009
Julia Rappaport

There it was — on a Sunday morning a few weeks ago, the slight tickle at the back of the throat. By noon I was coughing and by the time darkness settled over Cambridge, I was running...

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