You might have seen him walking, carrying an American flag. My young friend, Arthur H. Strople, took parading into his own hands on the Fourth of July since all our parades were canceled. He marched...

June ended with some exciting passages to report. Ryan Laslovitch, my good friend and neighbor, has completed his first year at Johnson and Wales University–and he’s on the dean’s...

The Arctic Circle hit 100 degrees last week. But I’m sure climate change is a hoax! In the middle of our burgeoning temperatures on Island, Jonathan Gardella entertained us with his stories...

A different kind of town meeting happened last weekend. Under a tent, in the open air, on the grounds of the Tisbury school. This could be a new trend. Perhaps add barbeque? There are three Nancy...

The Martha’s Vineyard Museum has had the assistance of executive director Phil Wallis for several years. He helped make the transition happen to the larger, historic campus of our old marine...

Okay, I know I’m a feminist, not that there’s anything wrong with that, but something I saw in my backyard really upset me. I was feeding my flock. Aside from their usual cracked corn, I...

I think with more people showing up to shelter on-Island the turkeys must have more restaurants to stop at. I usually get no more than four to six daily. Throughout the winter 25 was an expected...

There is so much time to sit on my back deck and watch spring unfold. This also gives me a glimpse of my road and the corner. An adorable dog, I would say a puppy by his ambiance, possibly a beagle...

I know it had to happen, but the saddest cancellation for me is the closing of Camp Jabberwocky for this summer. Programs are being developed for the campers to participate online but it was always...

Lately, it seems I report big changes in every column. But change we must. By now you probably know the Agricultural Fair has been canceled for this year. Patriot’s Day went by quietly without...