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  • 1 week ago | vineyardgazette.com | Katie Carroll

    The end of May is here. It is time to flip the calendar to June and embrace the summer season. It’s time to be delighted by the early morning chirping of baby birds, the clanging of the bell buoy, the hum of the lobstermen’s engines, dew on the grass, the sweet smell of beach roses and sipping lemonade from an entrepreneurial child’s roadside stand. I’ll confess, I often dip my toes into summer with the thought that I “just need to endure it.” I’m not really one to enjoy the heat.

  • 2 weeks ago | vineyardgazette.com | Katie Carroll

    The rhythm of the seasons influences human interaction and connection. With the warmth of the sunshine, the promise of longer days and the opportunity to linger over cocktails comes the return of our seasonal friends and neighbors. The sunset crowd grows bigger, ferry travel becomes more challenging, but conversations with folks you haven’t seen in many months are priceless.

  • 1 month ago | vineyardgazette.com | Katie Carroll

    Palpable shifts. May is the month when things come to life. May is the month that prompts celebration. There may be over-the-top festivities encompassing May Day, college graduations, Memorial Day and birthdays. But there are also those small little victories than need a cautiously optimistic yippee.

  • 1 month ago | vineyardgazette.com | Katie Carroll

    Change: both good and bad, positive and negative. Either way, I’ve never been good with it. It’s not that I need everything to stay the same, just most of it. Charming and quirky with a sense of pattern and order appeals to me, but life doesn’t always work like that. You have to adapt to new situations, yet preserve the past while moving forward. I think that’s why I visit the cemetery so often to visit my old friends.

  • 1 month ago | vineyardgazette.com | Katie Carroll

    May 1 is more than just the first day of the month. It’s May Day, when Chilmark School fourth and fifth graders celebrate a longstanding community tradition. No longer can students frolic all over town for the teachers-versus-students “Where are the children?” variation of hide and seek, but the May pole is danced around for community onlookers to enjoy, and May baskets are compiled by fifth graders for teachers and a few select folks around town.

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