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A few weeks ago, I had the rare opportunity of following a bouncing ball. Have you ever wondered how a trail makes its way onto a map, into a guidebook, or onto an app on your phone, along with little nuggets of information like the location of a resting bench? Chris Seidel, cartographer for the […]
Perhaps the single most incontrovertible element we all share is that we are getting older, no matter what our age. Here on the Vineyard, 1 in 3 Islanders is currently over 60; by 2025, it is estimated that up to 25 percent of adults over 60 will be 85 or older. That’s according to Healthy […]
Adults of all levels of mobility are invited to discover accessible conservation trails on Martha’s Vineyard through a series of five guided walks in September to highlight Falls Prevention Awareness Month. Sponsored by Healthy Aging M.V., the Martha’s Vineyard Falls Prevention Coalition, and TrailsMV, the weekly walks are free and open to the public. They […]
Heard on Main Street: Don’t be yourself … be someone a little nicer. Isn’t it amazing what a little sun shining does to your spirits? It may not provide any warmth, but somehow you do feel just a bit warmer — and you smile anyway. Tonight from 6 to 7:30 pm, the Great Decisions eight-week […]
A powerful nor’easter clobbered Martha’s Vineyard Tuesday night into Wednesday with destructive winds, pounding surf, and drenching rain. Trees were downed all across the Island, causing thousands of customers to lose their electricity. Schools were canceled for the day, town offices were closed, and some businesses also shuttered. Martha’s Vineyard Community Services initially announced a […]