Mark Jenkins

100 years ago, the massive, long-lasting heat and drought event that started in April reached its peak in September. The first day of autumn in 1925 was on Sept. 23. The high temperature that day was 96 in Athens.

Songwriting became a more collaborative act for the indie-rock trio’s third album, “Feels Like Hell.”

As I am writing this article it looks likely that we will have our first freeze of the season this week. This is about a week later than normal (Nov. 5) but is about average for the last several years. Our earliest freeze occurred on Oct.

As advertised last month in our winter outlook, whatever weather you are having now you probably won't have to wait very long for something totally different to come along.

As we flip the page from 2025 to 2026 one thing is certain: drought has reared its ugly head across most of the southern states.

I should probably tack on “not yet anyway” to that headline, because it may be while yet before we see regular, significant rains to ease our extreme drought.

As extremists seek to divide Americans, antisemitism is rising openly, and support for Israel is increasingly politicized, genuine Jewish-Christian friendship is not merely symbolic; it is necessary

Introducing a refined contemporary Chilmark beach house with water views and deeded access to Stonewall Beach on the Atlantic Ocean. The property is set within the storied Stonewall Road and Beach Association - where homes are held for generations and lifelong friendships take root - and offers a true sense of place and continuity. Built by South Mountain Company and thoughtfully renovated and significantly expanded in 2023, the home blends craftsmanship with modern comfort. Enjoy sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean, Squibnocket Point, and Nomans Land island from both interior living spaces and outdoor vantage points. Designed for multigenerational living, the home offers multiple private zones - including a dedicated media room - allowing for both connection and retreat. This is a rare opportunity to own a meaningful piece of Chilmark—an offering not to be missed.

A year has passed since Metro radically revamped the local bus system. A new report details what worked, what hasn't, and where there's room for improvement.

As we celebrate 250 years of the blessings of American exceptionalism, one area that has contributed mightily to our uniqueness is our climate.