Down the Half Court

The regional high school boys basketball team is having a good year, winning half a share of the Eastern Athletic Conference league title before a roaring home crowd last week. Seedings in the state tournament will be announced today, and the Vineyard is expected to play at least one tournament game at home.

Power to the People

Tisbury’s Preexisiting Condition

Selectmen in the Island’s only year-round port town are known for their crowded meeting agendas; it seems as if there is always a long list of brisk business to conduct in Tisbury, and that’s a good thing.

February Days

Winter has become a familiar presence by now, and no longer carries the jolt that it did in December when the Montreal express first came screaming down from Canada with snow, bitter winds and temperatures in the teens.

Edgartown Library’s Second Chance

The Sound of a Sacred Place

As the sun rose in the crimson sky on Tuesday, two men sat in the bitter cold, watching it together. One is charged with protecting the natural resources and heritage of the United States of America, the other with the same duty to his people, the Wampanoag American Indians.