Island Light: Hats Off
Mike Creato brings his red biplane to the airport for refueling.
Mike Creato brings his red biplane to the airport for refueling.
Colorful Gay Head Cliffs stand out against the gray sky.
Colorful Gay Head Cliffs stand out against the gray sky.
Corwith Cramer is tall ship owned by the Sea Education Association sailing school in Vineyard Haven waters.
Corwith Cramer is tall ship owned by the Sea Education Association sailing school in Vineyard Haven waters.
Gnarly tree trunk rises in Christiantown woods.
Gnarly tree trunk rises in Christiantown woods.
Rainy middle of the week kept boats tied up to docks.
Rainy middle of the week kept boats tied up to docks.
No fish, only wind caught in the net.
No fish, only wind caught in the net.
Ducks frolic in Ocean Park fountain.
Ducks frolic in Ocean Park fountain.
Hoopah takes on just a little water in the Lagoon.
Hoopah takes on just a little water in the Lagoon.
Architectural detail in Oak Bluffs' Ocean Park.
Architectural detail in Oak Bluffs' Ocean Park.
Spider crab shell on the shore.
Spider crab shell on the shore.
Fishing boat plies Vineyard Haven harbor water.
Fishing boat plies Vineyard Haven harbor water.
Sundown at Quitsa landing.
Sundown at Quitsa landing.
Now, after four years and many challenges, comes your moment. Today you will march across the stage of the Tabernacle in Oak Bluffs to receive your diplomas as graduates of the Martha's Vineyard Regional High School. Each of you will carry unique memories across that stage, and each of you will walk away from graduation day into your own unique future. But for one last moment on this proud day for all the Island, you are a community, the Vineyard's Class of 2018.