There are many more people than plumbers on Martha’s Vineyard – not that plumbers aren’t people. But the odds are always against you finding one.
By Wendy Palmer
Entranced by the age-old tile work in Italy, Dana Nunes returned to the Island and got busy adorning surfaces of her Vineyard Haven home with creations using discarded tiles of a local dealer.
By Shelley Christiansen
The faded black Boston rocking chair has been in our family for more than five decades.
By Lorraine St. Pierre
Looking for a competitive edge in real estate sales.
By Susan Catling
There are two different sides to Lillian Hellman.
By Holly Nadler
Artist-blacksmith Whit Hanschka combines brainpower with brawn in his Vineyard Haven workshop, where he handcrafts a wide range of decorative and functional objects, from hinges to fireplace screens, railings to garden gates.
By Charlie Cameron
If I had a really big house, I’d want to have an orangery, a magnificent hothouse for citrus trees and exotic plants.
By Nicki Miller
The Polly Hill Arboretum, at the forefront of horticultural experimentation on Martha’s Vineyard, just keeps on planting.
By Laura D. Roosevelt
The Martha’s Vineyard Boys & Girls Club has provided an affordable safe haven – replete with lots of fun – for thousands of Island children over the years.
By Anne McCarthy Strauss
A friend recently told me she needed a to-do list for summer – not necessarily for things to do before kicking the bucket, but as a reminder to take advantage of the season’s fleeting days.
By Nicki Miller
Twenty-five observations and recollections from the pages of Martha’s Vineyard Magazine.
