Commentary
Make no mistake — there is already a lot of development in our coastal waters.
Early one morning last August, I was gradually becoming aware that the energy outside my little cabin was changing, building as the traffic went from an occasional car to a steady stream.
Smoochy the cat was finally let back inside, a few days before Kristin died.
West Tisbury animal lovers turned out en masse last Thursday for a potluck supper at the Agricultural Hall honoring retiring animal control officer Joan Jenkinson.
Recently, my son Alan Lovewell was recognized at the White House for his work on sustainable fisheries.
The guard waved me into Dukes County Courthouse as the town clock in the Old Whaling Church struck 9 a.m.
