Community
They are teachers, plumbers, bankers, artists, fishermen, scallopers, shopkeepers, retirees and twenty-somethings. And while all of these roles are important, this weekend the key characteristic that binds this seemingly disparate group is that they sing.
Habitat for Humanity of Martha’s Vineyard is calling on landscape enthusiasts to help with final site cleanup and landscaping at the organization’s 10th completed project at 45 Bailey Park.
The church ladies of the West Tisbury Congregational Church have once again left the pews and taken to the woods. Fear not, they have not gone feral.
From Schnauzers to Shelties and Siamese to Chartreux, Lynn Christoffers, photographer and author of Cats of Martha’s Vineyard, will be taking free pet pictures on Saturday, Dec. 7 from 2:30 to 4 p.m.
The Oak Bluffs library will host Cape Light Compact as they present How You Can Save Energy at Home through a variety of programs.
West Tisbury resident Richard Huffam grabbed two hooves in one hand, two hooves in the other hand and his friend held the antlers. Together the two men heaved the deer from the pickup truck onto the scale, similar to one you’d see at the doctor’s office.