From the April 19, 1985 edition by Richard Reston:
Bigger than life/what more can you say/Bob Carroll lived it/in a singular way
I recall my high school history courses well and one in particular stands out quite vividly.
Vineyarders of a considerable age and wide experience are survivors of the age of sailing ships and horse-drawn vehicles.
This was Robert J. Carroll's bench and Edgartown was his town, a place he surveyed constantly with pride and a critical eye.
The following are excerpts from a forthcoming book by Margaret (Peggy) Freydberg called Poems from the Pond, 107 Years of Words and Wisdom.
The finance committee of West Tisbury voted to not recommend the warrant article enabling the town to spend money on its budget.
The Oak Bluffs Public Library would like to express it’s gratitude to Mark Crossland and Crossland Landscape.
As longtime users of the mosquito magnet, we would like readers to know that service from the company is non-existent.
My husband, Michael arrived at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital on June 11 with the best of intentions for rehab and recovery.