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A sign points up-Island. A sign points down-Island. But a car chooses a different route, one not advertised. Where it leads is unclear, but it is July and the sun is up and the wind just right
Sarah Bernard and James Seppala purchased 10 Basin Road, the former home to the Poole Fish Plant, and will lease the property out to the fishing nonprofit and the former managers of the Menemsha Market.
The Vineyard Preservation Trust celebrates its 50th Anniversary this year. Its half-century milestone will include celebrations and reflections on how the Trust came to be and where it’s going.
Oak Bluffs and Aquinnah were flooded with red, white and blue Friday morning as the two towns held their annual Fourth of July parades.
Music and cheers were heard across Edgartown on Friday afternoon as the 181st annual Fourth of July parade wound its way through town.
Traveling With Captain Benjamin Clough
July 3, 2025
Paul Magid will discuss his new book Pursuing the Leviathan on Tuesday, July 8 at the Martha’s Vineyard Museum.
Dyn-o-mite Comedic Duo
July 3, 2025
Lenny Clarke and Jimmie JJ Walker are teaming up for a comedy show on Wednesday, July 9 at the Martha’s Vineyard Film Center.
Oak Bluffs Makes Changes to Trash Pickup
July 1, 2025
Town workers previously provided the service, but, starting Tuesday, Bruno’s, will now collect residential trash pickups.
First Graders Celebrated at State House Event
June 30, 2025
West Tisbury School students Willow Keating and Theodora Houghton are among the 10 winners of a recent statewide contest that asked first-graders to imagine their ideal school.
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From the July 8, 1958 edition of the Vineyard Gazette: What Edgartown police estimated to be “in the neighborhood of 15,000 people” swarmed through Edgartown on the night of the Fourth of July.
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