Monthly Archives: November 2013
Business brief: Island Alpaca owner featured in New York Times
Barbara Ronchetti's transformation from city woman to Martha's Vineyard alpaca farmer was the focus of the "Vocations" column ("
Surviving Thanksgiving with the family
—Home for the Holidays" was based off a short story by West Tisbury's Chris Radant. Meet the author at the film screening on November 29.
Martha’s Vineyard Bridge Club Results
At the Island Bridge Club in West Tisbury on November 21, 12 pairs competed.
Adventures in Crock-Pot cookery
After hearing about the wonders of the Crock-Pot from my friends, I decided to give it a go.
Poets’ Corner: Mary’s Shelf
Lenny Hall is a student and observer of life without formal credentials who finds inspiration on Martha's Vineyard.
Hanukkah, an ancient story, still applies today
The evolution of Hanukkah has taken more than two millennia, but there's nothing old about the values it reflects and espouses.
The Historical Perspective: The Invasion of Martha’s Vineyard
On October 2, 1942, waves of U.S. Amphibious troops from Camp Edwards stormed Lambert's Cove as part of a mock invasion.
Family to Family donated 215 Thanksgiving meals to those in need
Relying on Island generosity, the volunteer organization provided all the ingredients for a complete holiday meal.
Engagement
They are planning a wedding on May 10, 2014.
Islander will join Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade
Mitch Lowe of Oak Bluffs, a 2011 graduate of MVRHS, will perform with the UMass Minutemen Marching Band.
Cold cats may choose dangerous hideouts
When winter comes, cats can find some unusual, and dangerous, places to keep warm.
Beat the winter blues, and grays
Strategically situated evergreen ground cover can maintain some life in the winter garden scape.
Business Brief: Santander appoints Brian Devaney senior vice president
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Business Brief: Yoga on the Vine holds open house Sunday
Yoga on the Vine is located in the Triangle in Edgartown next to the Mailroom.
Baby owls and Flying Elbows highlight Fall Festival
The 23rd annual event is a popular day-after-Thanksgiving family tradition.
IMP and WIMP join forces at Alex’s Place
Have some fun with improv the day after Thanksgiving at the YMCA of Martha's Vineyard
Coping
Exercise can help.
Giving thanks, after all
And, bewildering as this year and the two or three before have been, there is nevertheless always a clear reason and a priceless reward for giving thanks.
Community Notes
No RSVP is required for this event.