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In researching The Chappy Ferry Book, author Tom Dunlop asked his fellow Islanders what they thought was the most spectacular thing to hit the boat...
The third annual Martha’s Vineyard Yoga Festival returns this year, and while you have until Labor Day to stretch with the best of them, yoga...
For the first time in recent years, parts of Sengekontacket Pond will be open for shellfishing at least through June.
On Tuesday, May 22, Jim Thomas takes the helm of the Vineyard Haven Libraries’ Civil War Series. Mr. Thomas’ specialty is slave songs and the...
Save the date for the family planning art show held on Memorial Day weekend.
The event takes place at the Agricultural Hall in West Tisbury and...
The Minnesingers regional high school singing troupe is turning 45-years-old. To celebrate, as part of their spring performance this weekend, they...
A condemned, dilapidated building off Water street in Vineyard Haven will be the next project for the Island Housing Trust thanks to Steve Bernier...
It’s the start of a new chapter for Edgartown Books, the Main street bookstore that will reopen next week under new ownership.
Jeffrey and Joyce...
Martha's Vineyard is better than Nantucket! At least, that's the
opinion of the folks at familyvacationcritic.com. The Web site has
compiled a list...
In Oak Bluffs, changes in a traffic pattern have a neighborhood physically divided, and some up in arms.
Last November, motivated by concerns...
A year after the Tisbury conservation commission discovered what it called the worst wetlands violation in decades, the town board, as well as the...
West Tisbury is on the road to becoming a Green Community.
The town is in the final stages of creating a plan to reduce energy use by 20 per cent...