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Letters to the Editor

Human goodness and a hanging plant

By Anne Gallagher

I am writing this letter to thank a young lady for an incredible act of kindness, which reaffirmed my belief in human goodness. more

Home again

By Susan Lamoreaux

Looking out my kitchen window at the field across the way belonging to Morning Glory farm, I am watching the tractor pulling the attached seat for the ... more

Winners' welcome

By Lisa Reagan

It's the busy season. We all know and feel it. What do we love about this Island? We love that even in June, on a Saturday, we as ... more

Relax

By Jim Powell

Welcome to another summer season. Soon it will seem that seven out of every 10 persons that you meet on the street will actually be from off Island. ... more

Seastreak to Boston

By Liz Field

I had the pleasure of experiencing the new complimentary bus service to Boston this weekend. It is a perk that comes with the purchase of a roundtrip ... more

Imagine

By Fred Thornbrugh

Just imagine all the wonderful things that would get done, if it wasn't about who got the credit. more

Veggies for older Islanders

By Ted Box

Whether or not you're a vegetarian, it's a simple fact that some people are. Their reasons for such a choice are varied, but often deeply held. I'm writing ... more

Gleaning good stuff

By Jamie O'Gorman

The mission of Island Grown Gleaning is to harvest food that farmers can't and donate it to low-income families, senior citizens, school cafeterias, and programs providing meals and ... more

A delayed goodbye

By Eileen Reilly

I never thought I'd end my time on the Island this way. I figured I would grow old and eventually pass on. Or, I might get ... more

High hopes diminished

By Brigitte Lent

I had very high hopes for President Obama when he came into office. But I never asked him to provide me with 100 percent protection against foreign terrorists, in exchange ... more

Identified – one place to trim hospital costs

By Tom Weatherall

About two weeks ago, my friend and business associate, Marsha was complaining of headaches to her husband, and so they went to the Martha's Vineyard Hospital to the E.R. After ... more

Roundabout rules

By Bob Dusa

After reading Gerry Yukevich's appropriate suggestion [What we need is a mulberry bush, June 5] that a mulberry bush be planted in the center of the Roundabout ... more

A wonderful event

By Peg Reagan

Many thanks to the Tisbury Police Department and the Tisbury School Officer Scott Ogden, who organized the Bike Rodeo on Saturday, June 14. Dozens of students attended the ... more

Markey's her choice

By Zelda Gamson

In the U.S. Senate debate last week there was a stark contrast between Senator Ed Markey's long history of "yes" and accomplishment in the U. S. House of Representatives ... more

Heartfelt gesture

By Julie Brand

Every year I am so grateful to award a memorial scholarship to a deserving high school graduate who plans to pursue a degree in the field of science. ... more

Ocean stewardship

By Robert McLean

On June 8, for World Oceans Day, I collaborated with the MV Film Center to screen the Hot Tuna, a film centering squarely on the oceanic magic and ... more

A golden opportunity

By Peter Simon

As some of you may know, I have been operating ... more

Run the Roundabout

By Mary-jean Miner

Having been totally skeptical of the Roundabout in Oak Bluffs, at what used to be a successful four-way stop intersection at what used to be the "blinka," ... more

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