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My heart is full of gratitude to all who joined us for a lovely community gathering of music, words, and light, followed by soup, treats, and conversation, at the Chilmark Church. Lia Littlefield Kahler was lovingly remembered. Thanks to Charlotte Wright for planning, managing, and MCing. Thanks also to Emily Broderick for help with, among […]
Last Thursday was unusual: a bank robbery, Jay Langemann’s sculptures riding the ferry, and heading off Island for the holidays. I began writing the town column in May of 2014 and 410 or more columns later, or eight and a half years later, I’m passing the column torch on to someone I think most year-round […]
Did you notice that smirk on people’s faces when they said, “So you live on Martha’s Vineyard. What did you think of all those immigrants they sent there?” It’s a trick question. Be careful when you answer, because they are going to follow it up with, “You sure got rid of them fast. It’s better […]
I have been privileged, for the past six months, to fill in for Nancy Aronie while she took a break from writing this column. I am excited to let you know that Nancy will be returning, so I thought a column about transitions would be a good topic for my final piece. Thanks for reading. […]
What does it take to be an inventor? Do you need to be a creative genius? Maybe you simply need to have a keen eye for design and the willingness to take a chance. For brothers Joel and Alan Aronie, inventing a new product usually starts with a simple observation. “One time way back when, […]