The sun is shining on our VTA bus drivers, striking for a better wage and compensation package. Bus routes being maintained now on-Island are piloted by managers and scabs. As a committed trade...

Twenty-two years and counting! Allan and Michele Berman are back on Hines Point and ready to celebrate their 55th anniversary with family and friends. The contingent from Brooklyn are happy to be...

My son Chris Clark, showed up last weekend, sharing driving from Rockford, Ill., with my daughter in law, Lilly. My grandsons Corbyn, age 15, and Dominic, age 12, were in tow. Corbyn actually drove...

Another of my pet peeves which seems to be more rampant on this Island than anywhere else is people not using directional signals. And you cannot just blame tourists and seasonal visitors for this,...

A Vineyard tale. Tamma, Bobbie Jo and I were doing errands. Stopped at Rockland bank. I saw a horseshoe crab in the driveway, and thought I would like the shell for my garden. Tamma went to retrieve...

The season is off to a great start. How wonderful to see the three Glodis daughters, their husbands and children, at the reception in honor of their mom, Joan Glodis, last weekend. Daughter Kathy...

I guess it’s time to get down my marching shoes. Again. In my next column I shall be able to report on Tuesday night’s stand out at Five Corners. Face it, we are not going backwards....

You remember I told you last week I was putting my winter jacket in the wash to be finished for the season? Once again I was wrong. I have never been so cold at this time of year on Martha’s...

I finally did it. I emptied the pockets of my winter coat, which takes some doing because it is my office for five months, and tossed it in the wash. That should be the end of that. But it is New...

She was a nurse. As if that wasn’t enough of a wonderful thing to be, my friend, Joan Glodis, was so much more than that. A loyal friend, a kind listener, a devoted wife and mom. A quilter. A...