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Walking the East Chop woods the other morning, we enjoyed the variety of small animal tracks in the remains of our recent snow. Each print was as sharply delineated, and yet as evanescent, as this season of winter in which only a month now remains before the equinox.
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission opened a public hearing Thursday on a nearly-completed house in Vineyard Haven that has become a lightning rod for neighborhood opposition.
The turkeys found dead in Edgartown earlier this month have preliminarily tested positive for avian flu, marking the first cases known to be on the Island.
In March, the shelter moves to two churches in Edgartown — St. Andrew’s Church and the Federated Church of Martha’s Vineyard — each of which will host guests for several nights in a row.
Though the idea seems far-fetched now, Martha's Vineyard was a part of New York for about 30 years in the 1600s.
One Bad Crab Film
February 13, 2025
One Bad Crab is coming to the Film Center in March. The documentary film was created by Vineyard Haven independent documentary filmmaker Sandy Cannon-Brown,
Tisbury Eyes Water Works House for Town Employee Residence
February 7, 2025
Officials in Tisbury are planning to renovate the former office building at the water works on Lake Tashmoo into a home for municipal employees, beginning with incoming town administrator Joseph J. LaCivita.
Oak Bluffs Investigates Chimney Fire
February 6, 2025
No one was hurt Wednesday after the fire started at 11 Johns Way.
Blum Family and VCS Offer New Scholarship
February 5, 2025
The Vineyard Conservation Society announces the creation of The Blum Family-VCS Environmental Scholarship.
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