It took two trips around the world for John Mayhew to find his way back home.
Phyllis Mearas
Some twenty-five coastal ponds on Martha’s Vineyard produce edible quahogs, bay scallops, and oysters. Mike Syslo walks the perimeter of each one, looking for sources of pollution that could sicken the shellfish and the people who eat them.
Tom Dunlop
Tom Dresser of Oak Bluffs photographed Island children from his point of view (the driver’s seat) as they boarded his bus on the first day of school in September
Tom Dresser
Seeking a quiet place to use as an office (and perhaps even to do some work), Jib Ellis looks for – and finds! – a wonderful little boat, and goes on to discover a wonderful little neighborhood: Oak Bluffs harbor.
Jib Ellis
Lynne and Allen Whiting of West TisburyAllen is a painter and farmer. Lynne is education coordinator of the Martha’s Vineyard Historical Society. Married twenty-seven years
C.K. Wolfson
It was a different economic class then – we were too. At one point we playfully considered going over to the mainland and robbing a liquor store if Clifford didn’t do well.
Norman Bridwell
