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Stories by Julia Rappaport

Julia Rappaport

Farming on the Water

July 7, 2008
Julia Rappaport

At first glance, Rick Karney does not appear to be a farmer. He works on the water and is usually more damp than dirty.But to watch him in action is to be sure that the work Mr. Karney does at the...

Streamlined for 63-Day Lunch and Dinner Stretch

July 3, 2008
Julia Rappaport

In the food industry, it’s all about the numbers.Eight ounces in a cup. Three hundred fifty degrees to bake cookies. Seven o’clock dinner rush.This summer, Austin Racine and Katrina Yekel...

Emily Bramhall Finds Milestone on Way Home

July 3, 2008
Julia Rappaport

She is most at home in the water and on it.“My grandparents had a house on Morse street with a barn out back and they gave it to my parents when they got married. We called it The Shack and I...

Food Waste is Key to Farmers' Success

June 30, 2008
Julia Rappaport

Coffee grinds, apple cores and curly orange carrot peels: straight to the trash they go in most households. But on Island farms, these food scraps (along with egg shells, wilted greens and watermelon...

Jean Wexler Is Fourth Edition Kitchen Marvel

June 26, 2008
Julia Rappaport

It is what you read when you don’t have to that determines what you will be when you can’t help it. So said the Irish playwright Oscar Wilde. The bookshelves in the West...

Administrative Ideas Proposed for Government of County

June 26, 2008
Julia Rappaport

Island voters will not decide whether to make minor modifications to Dukes County government until the fall, but the county commission has already taken the first steps toward change.In a June 19...

A Taste of Brazil

June 23, 2008
Julia Rappaport

Julian Barbosa was raised on a farm where he learned to cook with vegetables grown in his backyard. When he moved to Martha’s Vineyard four years ago, he continued cooking, both at home and...

Vineyard Stores, Eateries Pull Back on Tomatoes

June 23, 2008
Julia Rappaport

Massachusetts fell prey this weekend to the tainted tomato scare which has taken the vegetable off store shelves from Florida to California.The Department of Health and Human Services announced...

Economy Faces New Pressures

June 19, 2008
Julia Rappaport

The boom years are over, the Island population is aging at a rapid rate and an underground economy — conservatively estimated at $34 million in unreported wages — threatens to undermine...

Vineyard Notebook: Swim First, Unpack Later

June 16, 2008
Julia Rappaport

Swim First, Unpack LaterFor some reason, I always remember the last swim of the season. Whether it was on a late fall afternoon in elementary school or as early as an August morning when I would...

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