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I arrived on the Island as a twenty-something in the early 1980s and found a fledging art scene and stunning, unlimited beauty. There were a handful...
It’s not July, but it seems like July. It used to be that some things that happen only began to happen in mid-summer, but not this year, no sir....
What an amazing job everyone did to beautify the Triangle in Edgartown! I am very fortunate to live in the beautiful little town of Edgartown and I...
How did a good faith effort on the part of a committed group of dog owners to work with the town of West Tisbury to keep Lambert’s Cove Beach clean...
Remember the Citizens United resolution at spring town meetings? In all six towns, we voted to support Massachusetts Senate Bill 772, restoring free...
The relationship between Network of Neighbors and Edgartown public relations specialist Danielle Pendergraft continued to unravel this week when...
The group may be small, but their impact is not.
Nine students from the Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School will graduate Sunday, some headed...
Extra money to cover the cost of building a parking lot at the new town library and more fine tuning in the controversial rules for dogs on Lambert...
The Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) hit another roadblock in its effort to build a casino this week after Freetown voters overwhelmingly...
The Edgartown Lighthouse, the prominent beacon overlooking the outer Edgartown harbor that has long been a symbol of the town, is going to be put...
They only come out at night, but their signature burrows can be seen along south-facing dunes on ocean beaches from Aquinnah to Edgartown. Given...
The Martha’s Vineyard Savings Bank announced this week that president and chief executive officer Christopher Wells had resigned abruptly.
Bank...