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The Vineyard seems to attract characters on a mission of one sort or another, and no one exemplifies this better than Robert S. Douglas, whose imprint on Vineyard Haven Harbor, wooden boatbuilding, and sailing in general has been transfiguring. Not many folks who first come here on a ferry fail to notice one of the […]
Peering out the doorway of the Gannon & Benjamin Marine Railway all coated in sawdust, the Old Sculpin catboat waits for the day its centerboard can again cut through Island waters, and the sandy shoals become its playground once more. This sturdy vessel, sporting a wide hull and comfortable cabin, has been in the care […]
<p><span>The Bank's Court of Directors acts as a unitary board, setting the organisation's strategy and budget and taking key decisions on resourcing and appointments. Required to meet a minimum seven times per year, it has five executive members from the Bank and up to nine non-executive members.</span></p>
The pandemic has been an opportunity for Pam Benjamin to expand what she does, and her concentrated work with the Sense of Wonder Creations Art Studio, celebrating its 31st year of fall, winter, and spring art classes as well as its 32nd year of summer camp. Two summers ago, Benjamin joined the Martha’s Vineyard Diversity […]
Capt. Bob Douglas has navigated a life with little precedent. His tall ships, the Shenandoah and the Alabama, have become the signature pieces of Vineyard Haven Harbor. His “week at sea” sailing programs have touched the lives of thousands of kids on the Island. The Black Dog restaurant, which he conceived of and created, is […]