Martha's Vineyard: What's Going On

Local bird tour leader Robert Culbert talks to Tina Miller about birding on the island and his summer bird tours. May 2008.

Healing practitioner Dr. Patrick MacManaway talks about using earth acupuncture to create healthier living and working spaces. May 2008.

JB Blau and Josh Aronie talk about the new Sharky's Cantina in Edgartown. Same great food, new entertainment and other surprises. May 2008.

Ocean Park Realty's Alan Schweikert talks about the state of the real estate market nationwide and on the vineyard. Will spring make a difference? April 2008.

Liz Strawn from the National Multiple Sclerosis Society North East Chapter discusses a Vineyard bike tour to raise money to find a cure for Multiple Sclerosis. To learn more about the May 3rd event click here.

Paul Mahoney of Jardin Mahoney will be answering your gardening questions all summer long on Plum's morning shows. This week Paul addresses what should you do about moss in your garden, and when should you prune hydrangeas. To submit your questions - drop him a line at askpaul@plumtv.com.

Longtime Island resident Carly Simon will be releasing her first album with original material in eight years this Tuesday. When the Washington Post gave her a call to talk about the album and what's new in general, she cited laying down new gravel and deciding whether or not to put down an ailing sheep as top concerns. House maintenance and farm animals over glitz and glamour? Very Vineyard of you, Carly. More from the Washington Post.

Bob Tonti from the Vineyard Nursing Association talks about how the closing down of other services has affected VNA, and what islanders can expect in the future.

Chris Scott from the Martha's Vineyard Preservation Trust talks with Guinevere about the history of the Flying Horses Carousel in Oak Bluffs.

Architect Patrick Ahearn sits down with Edgartown Board of Trade President, Maggie White on The Art of Placemaking.