Monthly Archives: August 2013
Business brief: Seastreak adds late trip for Illumination Night
Seastreak, the New Bedford to Martha's Vineyard fast passenger ferry, will offer a late return trip on Wednesday, August 14, to accommodate people who attend Grand Illumination night in Oak Bluffs.
Academic Honors
Anna Hughes of West Tisbury at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York.
Births
Alo J.
Poets Corner: August
but shortens by seconds every day.
Water, water, everywhere, and all for a good cause
The annual Vineyard House benefit is always in good taste.
Vineyard Colors shine in photos of daily paper route
Island couple delivers papers – and photos – to thousands daily.
Martha’s Vineyard’s dark sky favors view of Perseid meteor shower
Get ready for a great celestial show, the annual Perseid meteor shower begins Saturday.
Time to adjust for late summer abundance, variety
The continued re-balancing is what makes gardening an absorbing activity.
Roberta Kirn seeks to inspire others through music
Inspiring, empowering, and healing others is what Roberta Kirn's life is about. Whether through music, movement, or health counseling.
Crop report: What’s growing at COMSOG in Oak Bluffs
You don't have to be a member to buy produce from COMSOG "” which turns 30 this year "” but members benefit heavily with discounts year-round.
Acclaimed humorist Marion Winik speaks at Family Planning benefit
The author and radio personality has written a hilarious account of middle aged singlehood.
Beach eats on Martha’s Vineyard
If you are rushing to get a parking spot and don't have time to pack a cooler, here are just a selection of places close to Island beaches.
Martha’s Vineyard Bridge Club results
At the Edgartown Bridge Club on Monday, July 29, ten tables were in play.
A blockbuster in the barnyard proves a big hit
What a great idea, a feature film down on the farm.
A celebration of dance in its many forms at Built on Stilts
The annual eight-night festival starts Thursday.
In the studio of Elizabeth Langer: Exploring new art forms
Paper lithographs combine digital technology with traditional printmaking techniques to expand the boundaries of traditional approaches.
From Harlem to Martha’s Vineyard – Renowned show is back
The second annual Harlem Fine Arts Show features more than 30 visual artists, authors, and musicians, in the seven-day festival
Martha’s Vineyard Real Estate Transactions: July 22-26, 2013
July 22, Lenore A.
Drawn to the light – The Moth attracts over 1,000 people to the Tabernacle
Captain Buddy Vanderhoop took the theme "Fish Out of Water" literally. Using humor, he told of a fishing excursion with Harvard professor Charles Ogletree.
Lagoon pond beaches open to swimmers
Water quality testing shows the water is within acceptable limits for swimming.