From the April 19, 1985 edition by Richard Reston:
This time - his sister said these were his happiest times, just a few years living on Martha’s Vineyard.
In January after over 40 years with the Martha’s Vineyard Shellfish Group, I will be stepping down as its director.
Sometimes it takes a trip off-Island to appreciate the cost and persistence it has taken to preserve open space on the Vineyard.
The Hokey Pokey has arrived! The Hokey Pokey is everywhere!.
Lulled by a lingering warm autumn this year, the Island has been basking in clear, leaf-strewn days.
When you’re a man alone in the house and your family is away for nearly two months, the stuffed animals really stand out.
There are 11 homes in Squibnocket Farm that suffer restricted access and the possibility of a washout after a large storm.
A world of thanks to so many people who made Songs for a Sister, a fundraiser on my behalf, an overwhelming success.
The following letter was sent to the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital.