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Restored 1936 Motorcycle Travels to Canary Islands

Bill and Lynne Macomber have just returned from Hershey, Pa., where they were vendors at an Antique Automobile Club of America flea market,...
Commentary, Editorials

Fall Classic Ends

Fall Classic Ends A junior angler won the 19-foot Boston Whaler. A fisherman whose name has been well known on the leader board through the...
Art, Wellness, Books & Ideas

Dancing and Darjeeling

Dancing and Darjeeling Belly dance is derived from folk dances and traditions of Middle Eastern and North African cultures. Like any dance...
Art, Community

Miles Take No Toll on Walkers Remembering Alzheimer’s Needs

Fifty-two walkers completed the Island’s eighth annual, four-mile Miles of Memories Alzheimer’s Walk on Sunday, Oct. 14. The fastest...

East Chop

Rick Herrick
RICK HERRICK 508-693-8065 (herricklr@verizon.net) Every time I see John Breckenridge jog by our house I think of stopping him to say...
Commentary, Editorials

A Season for Islanders

A Season for Islanders As the last ripples of summer settle, Islanders come into their own again, our own rhythms no longer so dependent on...
News

Vineyard Haven Handles More Waste from Boats

Rachel Nava Rohr
The Vineyard Haven harbor’s two pump out boats carried between 12,000 and 15,000 gallons of raw sewage from holding tanks on boats to the town’s...
Art, Community

Kids Adorn Arboretum

Kids Adorn Arboretum Polly Hill Arboretum youth educators Betsy Dripps, Gretchen Snyder and volunteer school guides have teamed up with the...
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It’s a Jungle in Edgartown: Selectmen Run With Panthers

Sam Bungey
Barbara Prada, the Edgartown animal control officer, has been fielding some strange calls this summer. So when she submitted her quarterly...

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