The Martha's Vineyard Times
Diane Staruk Phillips
Diane Staruk Phillips died on November 10 at her home in Parrottsville, Tenn.
Poets Corner: Gone
Gone
Dragging my feet into this one
more than ever before.
Closer to mortality? Dreading a late dawn?
My garden still lingers, teasing me
Nasturtium on withered vine.
The fatigue...
Don’t fall for the Youth Task Force
In response to The Youth Task Force full page ad in the November 1 MV Times.
A message to voters from Thailand
After my recent return to Chiang Mai in Thailand, after spending time on the Vineyard and casting my vote there without really being inspired by politics, a friend gave me a couple of issues of City Live magazine – Chiang Mai.
The real author
The "Historical Perspectives" column in the October 25 issue of this newspaper describes the Edgartown Lyceum, a forum for debates on Island and national issues in the mid-1800s.
SSA and the cost of living
In the October 24 issue of The Times, we learned that the SSA is going to impose another increase in charges.
Different cultures unite in soccer
Martha's Vineyard is a unique and beautiful place to live and work, which attracts people from all over the world.
A politician with the human touch
I enjoyed reading your piece on our late Governor Frank Sargent [At Large: Who me?, November 1].
Thanks to so many
On behalf of the Friends of Tim Fullin Fundraiser committee, thank you all for the outpouring of support on Saturday, November 3.
To all the contributors
Hello and thank you to all the contributors at the first annual Island Entertainment Ocean View (I.
Red Cross thanks the community
The Cape Cod and Islands Chapter of the American Red Cross on Martha's Vineyard thanks the Martha's Vineyard community for its support this past season, including the recent mobilization during the superstorm Sandy threat.
Thanks for the quick work
I am writing to thank the town of Oak Bluffs employees for their quick response.
Not a moderate, at all
Regarding your recommendations [Election 2012: Recommendations to Voters, October 31] per the November 6 election.
Believe what you like; I’ll do the same
Your November 1 letter, Resisting Social Progress pertains.
James L. Klingensmith
James L.
Rosamond C. Santos
Rosamond Camara Santos, age 98, known to her family and friends as Roddy, died at the Martha's Vineyard Hospital on September 20, 2012 following complications after surgery to repair a broken hip.
How Martha’s Vineyard Voted
Election results for the six Island towns appear in a table here. They have been updated, as of 10 am, Wednesday with latest raw vote figures.
Dede Hagen
A memorial service for Dede Hagen will be held on Saturday, November 10, at 1 pm at the First Congregational Church of West Tisbury.
Corinne Lebovit
Corinne LeBovit died peacefully at home on November 1.
Tonight: Harvest dinner will show off Martha’s Vineyard student produce
Enjoy a locally-sourced dinner at the M.V. Regional High School on November 5.