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West Tisbury: Ephemera, West Tisbury and You, jazz concert tribute, and Writing Through

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“Baby, it’s cold outside,” goes the Frank Loesser song. It was written in 1944, but perfectly describes the past weekend. After our lovely respite...

West Tisbury: Community seed swap, Neighborhood Convention, town positions, and ‘Woven’ exhibit

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Happy Groundhog Day. Punxsutawney Phil will have made his prediction by the time you are reading this. I’m not sure what I hope for....

West Tisbury: Ghost Island opens, curbside dinners, and Vineyard Smiles

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Our weather has continued in the same warm, gray, drizzly pattern we have had for weeks. We had a day of wet snow, but...

West Tisbury: Fiona Mayhew McMahon, equine first aid, and town’s health agent

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It’s been snowing all morning, big flakes that have settled into a thick, windblown whiteness that is just beginning to cover the grass, and...

West Tisbury: Newborns, town positions, jazz concert, and MLK Day events

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The change in light is noticeable. It’s almost 5 o’clock, and still light at the end of the day. No need for a flashlight...

West Tisbury: Elliott Bennett art opening, Second Sunday Jazz Concert, and Poetry Workshop

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The house felt chilly this morning when I came downstairs. The thermometer said 67°, a temperature that is usually comfortable enough for me, but...

Age and Dementia Friendly M.V.

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Having dementia, being a care partner, or knowing someone with dementia is an increasingly common experience for most of us. There are approximately 6...

West Tisbury: A new year will begin

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It’s early on Christmas morning, my favorite part of the holiday. Abby and the cats are up with me, but Mike is still asleep,...

West Tisbury: Hanukkah events, West Tisbury Church Pageant, and free soup and bread

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I am hoping for a white Christmas, but listening to Bing Crosby and watching “Holiday Inn” may be as close as I get. Weather...

West Tisbury: Mayhews’ oyster stew party, three-day book sale, and Hanukkah this Sunday

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It began to snow on Monday morning as I was writing my column. It didn’t last more than an hour or so, but it...

West Tisbury: Town Holiday Party, and West Tisbury Church Christmas Faire

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This afternoon, as Mike and I walked through our woods looking for a good Christmas tree, I was delighted to find several beeches. There...

West Tisbury: Santa will be at Station II, our town party, and Minnesingers perform

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I woke up during the night, and looking out at the sky, I was amazed at how brightly the stars shone. They appeared larger,...

West Tisbury: Friendsgiving luncheon, and corn pudding recipe

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It was cold this morning and the sky was a flat gray. It looked and felt like snow. The news showed a reporter standing...

West Tisbury: Island Made Holidays, orchids and amaryllis, and Nelson the cat

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Typical New England weather gave us another week of never knowing if it would be warm or cold when we opened the door in...

West Tisbury: Friendsgiving, and National Family Caregivers Month

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I’m wearing shorts as I sit here writing this week’s column. The temperature is in the 70s. Hot. We still have our windows and...

West Tisbury: Ticks have been horrible, and Foc’s’le Locker bookstore

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November is the best month of the year. My birthday and Thanksgiving are both in November. The weather is usually still pleasantly warm and...

West Tisbury: Almost Halloween, and costume party

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It’s almost Halloween. The air smells like fall, that mix of dry and dust and rotting leaves. My memories of childhood Halloweens have me...

West Tisbury: Wee Fairie Village, and an interesting dinner party

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I don’t know what the weather was like on the Island. I was off-Island, a world away in Old Saybrook, Conn., spending the whole...

West Tisbury: Howes House focus groups, and Crop Walk

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What a wild week of weather. Rainy, raw, windy days followed by days that felt like summer redux. All you can do is wear...

West Tisbury: Bulb Planting Day, jazz concert, and Milton Mazer

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I can’t complain about any lack of rain. Reality will be digging in the garden and finding the soil moist and crumbly a ways...