after the new year we are going to go back to normal. brian: john got to organize, bring this forward and sue everybody. because you deserve to have that city back. it s just it s been just allowed to languish. it s one of the finest in the country. john alley, the campaign organizer, santa monica property owner taking action. thanks, john. thank you. brian: overwhelmed by homeless. potentially life-threatening winter storm could bring the coldest christmas in decades for 87 million americans. the deep freeze whoing down from canada could develop into a bomb cyclone and heavy snow already causing traffic chaos in seattle with hundreds of flights delayed or canceled yesterday. let s check in with adam klotz for fox weather forecast. adam. adam: about 25, 26 degrees out here on fox square. do you know what? compared to some places across the country can feel like the beach. this is frigid out there. feels like numbers in the upper midwest and northern plains negative 30. gettin
To the Editor: The Grange Hall was built by Martha’s Vineyard Agricultural Society in 1859, and used for 137 years for the annual Agricultural Fair and Livestock Show. In 1993, West Tisbury purchased the structure for $300,000 after the Ag Fair moved to its new facility. In 1997, with the unified support of town leaders […]
I’m sorry to share that the Menemsha Deli has closed for the summer for medical reasons. Let’s keep our fingers crossed someone else may bring takeout back to Basin Road. Good news is that Tuesday Lobster Roll dinners ($20) at the Chilmark Community Church are available from 4:30 to 6:30 pm, with Vineyard Sound playing […]
The sky was wild this morning, Monday, when I looked out of our east-facing bedroom windows. Bright red with yellow streaks that turned a psychedelic chartreuse, then a neon green. By the time I sat downstairs with my coffee, it had resolved itself into the dull ochre-gray that has persisted through the morning as I […]