The Martha's Vineyard Times
Neglect threatens Island’s attractiveness
Whither our heritage? What makes our Island distinctive and attractive? What lures our affections to return year after year? And to own taxpaying property here? I believe that it is largely our customs, traditions, and welcoming atmosphere.
Problem solved
The answer to West Tisbury's traffic problem at State and Old County Roads is simple, safe, efficient and effective: a roundabout.
A Nelson Bryant fan
Just a quick note to tell you how very much I have enjoyed the recent Nelson Bryant pieces with illustrations by Glenn Wolff.
Nelson W. Potter
Nelson W.
Historical Perspective: Mr. Munroe of Edgartown – Tailor, Millionaire
He began his career as a tailor. By January 1855 he was wealthy enough to help found the Martha's Vineyard Bank of Edgartown.
Sheryl L. Cunningham
Sheryl Lyn Cunningham, also known through two previous marriages as Sheri Gilpin or Sheri Wright, succumbed to a long-standing illness on February 4, 2012.
Michael Stiassni, services 11 am, Saturday, Jan. 26
Updated 11:30 am, Friday, Jan.
Great job
I have known Jonas Budris [Jonas Budris is on his way making beautiful music, January 17] since his dad, John, and I met fishing at Gay Head.
A favorite place
Thank you, MVTimes and Joyce Wagner, for beautifully depicting the scope and spirit of one of my favorite places,The Anchors (Jan.
Negative spin
I took part in the recent flu clinic at the Martha's Vineyard Hospital on January 13.
A love affair in memory
This is a Letter to the Editor of the MVTimes delayed.
Future of Mill Pond and Mill Brook on the agenda
I encourage West Tisbury voters to come to an informational meeting about the Mill Pond on Wednesday, January 30, 5 pm, at the Howes House in West Tisbury.
A question for the sheriff
This is an open letter to Sheriff Michael A.
Longs for the Island
I follow the news of the Island every day on the Internet, and also see the cameras installed around the Island.
Climate chaos and us
Everyone's already exhausted, that's the problem.
Book lovers talk about books: Jan Pogue
Journalist and editor turned publisher Jan Pogue recalls an important book from her youth.
Geneveive Montanile
Genevieve Montanile, 80, of Tampa, Florida , formerly of Westchester and Rockland Counties, New York, and Martha's Vineyard died peacefully on Tuesday, January 15, after a long illness.
Aagot Hinrichsen Cain Stambaugh
Aagot Hinrichsen Cain Stambaugh (Ricki), 85, of Scottsdale, Ariz.
Denis Membreno
Dr.
May she live forever
The Charles W.