Monthly Archives: February 2012

A Vineyard native, Ms. Zadeh's innate talent has catapulted her from a shy little girl to a young woman who works with big stars.

Island dance troupe to perform at the Hebrew Center's Arts Festival.

Good Taste columnist recently had the opportunity to sit down with Mr. Sauer and ask him five questions about cooking and eating.

Stores include Little Leona's, CB Stark, and Trader Fred's.

Jean Metcalf Chapman, 93, of Auburn, N.

Perhaps you've all heard that the presidential primaries are taking place in your towns.

The Vineyard Haven harbormaster has established a private mooring transfer policy without any discussion and review by the harbor committees or the selectmen.

I wear many hats at the Martha's Vineyard Hospital: board trustee and officer, chairman of the ethics committee, occasional outpatient and patron of the outstanding cafeteria, EMT, and recently, an inpatient.

On Saturday, February 25, my family and I made a reservation for the 9:30 am boat.

The letters about removing the dam at the West Tisbury Mill Pond as a way to re-introduce ocean trout raise some questions in my mind.

It is necessary to correct and respond to several items mentioned in Anna Alley's letter to the editor published February 23, entitled

I met Julian [Robinson] many moons ago.

To many of you, broadly and deeply acquainted with such anomalies, it will not be a surprise to learn that Henry David Thoreau, he of the Walden Pond hermitage, was not only a naturalist but a peculiarly anarchical exponent of civil disobedience, in the traditions of Gandhi, King, the Tea Party, and the Occupy folks, but really in a tradition all his own.

You may recall a review of the record of

Note to Vineyarders who like to travel: This is a great time to visit Egypt.

The MCAS tests were born out of the Commonwealth's Education Reform Act of 1993, years before the No Child Left Behind Act came along and co-opted them as part of our national high-stakes testing system.

Charles E.

"Mademoiselle Chambon" plays March 3 with the Martha's Vineyard Film Society at the Katharine Cornell Theatre.

The story of a woman in 19th-century Ireland who has spent 30 years of her life passing as a man in order to make a living.

Watch Erika Van Pelt, a member of The Sultans of Swing, compete on "American Idol" tonight at the Martha's Vineyard Chowder Company.