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Thursday, July 2, 2009
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guide to the Island. Published in seven editions each year--May, June,
July, August, September, October/November, and December-April, the
Best Read Guide features a current events calendar, walking tours
& maps, shopping, dining, and recreational information, plus much
more.
The Best Read Guide to Martha's Vineyard is distributed free
throughout the Island, and on the steamships that serve the Island. To
receive a copy by mail, please send $3.00 to The Best Read Guide to
Martha's Vineyard, P.O. Box 66, Edgartown, MA. 02539, or call our
office at 508/627-4311, toll-free 1/877-850-0409. The Best Read Guide
to Martha's Vineyard is a publication of the
Vineyard Gazette.
Feature Stories
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Farmers'
Market Offers Taste of Fall
A
near cloudless morning hosts the West Tisbury Farmers' Market of the Saturday,
drawing a crowd of shoppers, children and dogs that was bustling yet moderate,
compared with the mosh pit the market becomes in the midsummer months.
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Evening
Falls at Menemsha
There
is not a better place on the eastern seaboard to watch a summer sunset
than at Menemsha, says Conrad Krafte. Mr. Krafte spends most of his winters
in Hillsdale, N.J., but in the summer he'd prefer to be here.
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Explore
the Land Bank's Natural Resources
The
Martha's Vineyard Land Bank invites you to visit the properties it maintains
for conservation purposes. They're great for a range of activities, including
hiking, picnicking, and birding.
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Mytoi:
The Jewel of Chappaquiddick
It's
one of the unlikeliest of delights to be found on the Vineyard, and it
seems even more charmingly eccentric - unexpected at any rate - that it
should be on Chappaquiddick, that semi, demi Island that is part of our
Island.
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