Birding by the shore
The Island is a welcome outpost for a multitude of migrating shorebirds, including six species that stay awhile to nest during the breeding season.
Feature articles
Text messages relayed possible sightings, and much of Martha’s Vineyard was atwitter. When POTUS was on the Island last August, many tried to catch a glimpse of him, including this intrepid Vineyard Gazette reporter. Full Story.
The beloved Islander, gone now from Vineyard waters for three-and-a-half years, got this writer thinking about the fate of Island ferries from decades past. Full Story.
The Island is a welcome outpost for a multitude of migrating shorebirds, including six species that stay awhile to nest during the breeding season. Full Story.
This competition brought in 170 entries from across the country. Here are the top three winners and seven honorable mentions. Of our nine featured photographers, three were winners in last years contest: Bob Gates, Henry Ehrenberg, and Amaru Pareja. Our anonymous judging also resulted in the selection of two different winning images by George H. Shattuck III. Thanks to everyone who shared their photographs of Martha’s Vineyard, and keep your cameras at the ready for this year’s contest. Full Story.
Departments
On Island
Highlights from a dog’s blog. More Vineyarders. For our twenty-fifth anniversary edition in May–June 2010, we revisited profiles from past issues of the magazine. This month we feature three more familiar faces on the Vineyard.
Food
Home-grown veggies. What a professional landscaper can do in her own backyard – and in her kitchen: West Tisbury’s Susan Feller shares her vegetable garden know-how and some recipes using cucumbers, sorrel, mint, and more.
Each year, we turn to you, our readers, to find out what you relish most about the Island and which businesses are the very best at what they do.
Results will be in the July 2011 magazine.
Read all about this year’s winners and runners-up.
See photos from the 2010 awards party in June
Martha’s Vineyard Magazine was honored as a finalist for the 2010 National City
and Regional Magazine Awards in three categories: General Excellence, Ancillary Publications
for our Home & Garden magazine, and Leisure/Lifestyle Interests for our series on
wild edibles.
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