Roll call. The whole gang is returning. Robbie Morgan Burke returned on her boat for the summer. Julie Kimball is up visiting from Florida. Jim Hart is safely ensconced on Lenny’s Loop. Jim is...

Some enterprising youths on the next street in my ‘hood, thrilled about their summer, set up a lemonade stand on a hot July 3. Two prices, two sizes, all very reasonable. The three boys have...

This is a long name for a young man but he is growing into it beautifully. Shane Justice Little Eagle Vanderhoop-True, my young friend, assistant, and dog walker, celebrated his last day of sixth...

I expect to see every English major, reader of books and lover of literature at the Katharine Cornell Theatre on Saturday night. The annual performance of Arts and Society will begin at 8 p.m. John...

Continued chilly. Lots of rain. Rivers of yellow pollen run to our storm drains. This is the one time of year all our cars are the same color. I am loving being outside more but sneezing my head off...

It was so cold over Memorial Day weekend I was certainly glad I had not put my winter coat and snow shovel away. Perhaps a disappointment for many weekenders, but New England weather, there you have...

Out comes the red, white and blue, my photos of Ed Colligan and the small flag we were all given at his celebration of life, and our deep respect for all who have served. A poignant time of year. The...

Some think the first sign of spring on Martha’s Vineyard is the sighting of the first snow drops. Others observe the beginning of spring by turning on the outdoor shower. My own personal...

Could it be? Does it smell like Spring? All two days of it? Just in time to observe Mother’s Day and welcome it in with a new art show at Featherstone. Join Kathy Poehler and the crew of great...

Cinco de Mayo and the Big Chili contest are upon us. Saturday morning at 10:30 a.m. join us at the Portuguese American Club in Oak Bluffs for this fun fundraiser for our Island Red Stocking fund. You...