Many of you may have noticed the huge jump in the numbers of deer tick nymphs right after the Memorial Day weekend.
This Saturday marks the first year in which Juneteenth will be celebrated as a state holiday.
I understand that the Martha’s Vineyard Commission may take a vote on June 24 regarding the regional high school’s application to create in effect a new sportsplex at the high school.
This is not the language we would expect to hear from the Island planning body charged with protecting our land and water and leading the Vineyard climate action efforts:
I am pleased to see the all-Island school committee is preparing to tackle the daunting and time-consuming task of evaluating the superintendent of schools, Dr. Matthew D’Andrea.
Finally we seem to be seeing some light at the end of the Covid tunnel. It has been a long year, but here we are at the beginning of hurricane season. Let’s hope it is a mild one. Unfortunately somewhere out there, just over the horizon, there is another kind of storm waiting to break over us: The development project for the old Hinckley Lumber Yard.
