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A Wesport lobster boat remained on the rocks and in the surf off a remote coastline in Aquinnah Wednesday night, with salvage efforts set to begin...
The fuel station at Church’s Pier will remain closed after a Fourth of July gas leak.
The fuel station at Church’s Pier will remain closed after a...
Pay Beach in Oak Bluffs has reopened for swimming, one day after it was ordered closed due to elevated levels of bacteria.
Oak Bluffs health agent...
Friday June 29 was the perfect summer evening at Featherstone Center for the Arts. The weather was warm, the grounds were beautiful and the stars...
We are the abutters who are the subject of your July 6 article. We don’t wish to hash out the case outside of the proper authorities but would like...
Since its inception 13 years ago, the Summer Institute of the Martha’s Vineyard Hebrew Center has brought exceptional leaders and notables from the...
I am writing with regard to the Jeffrey Toobin event at the Martha’s Vineyard Hebrew Center Thursday night, July 5.
I arrived at the center around 6:...
Ray Ellis has been painting for over 70 years, much of it on the
Vineyard. This year one of his paintings was auctioned off for $120,000
at the Taste...
Every kid that grew up here has his or her own memories of the Agricultural Fair. From the oxen pull and skillet-throwing contest, to the rides and...
From the Vineyard Gazette edition of January, 1970:
In the decade just past, Gay Head has become a National Landmark, Cedar Tree Neck has been...
The Polly Hill Arboretum’s herbarium collection began in 2001, with a gift of algae specimens from Island resident and seaweed expert, the late...
The Screenwriter’s Daughter, the current Vineyard Playhouse production written and directed by Larry Mollin, is more than a performance — it’s a...