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The good news began in the wee hours of Wednesday morning, when 68 flapping fish were delivered to the Wampanoag Tribe’s hatchery in Aquinnah near...
With prescription drug addiction on the rise both nationwide and on Martha’s Vineyard, a well-attended forum about the issue this week focused on...
Capital Campaign on Ice
The Martha’s Vineyard Ice Arena this week announced its first step in preparing for its upcoming Capital Campaign.
The...
Women’s Leadership
A new global company, Optimal Women’s Leadership (OWL) has been launched, based in Martha’s Vineyard, according to its founder...
Women’s Network Grants
Martha’s Vineyard Women’s Network is awarding a $2,500 grant to a small business worker who plans to improve, grow or start...
A new study released by the nonprofit organization Climate Central warns that 3.7 million Americans are at risk from flooding in the coming decades...
The West Tisbury public library has long been the darling of the Vineyard library system, treasured by its patrons for its charm, versatility and...
In 1904, Edgartown received a gift from philanthropist Andrew Carnegie: $4,000 for a town library, one of more than 1,600 libraries the steel...
Testifying in a crowded makeshift courtroom Thursday, the pilot in a 2005 plane crash at Katama airfield gave his account of the accident that left...
The U.S. Coast Guard announced this week it would not pay insurance claims for the massive Menemsha boathouse fire, due to the belief the fire...
Navy medical corpsman Matthew Bradley, 33, of West Tisbury, returned home from active duty yesterday amid the celebratory sounds of fire engine...
Seeking to help struggling Vineyard Haven businesses, selectmen voted unanimously on Monday to shift the town’s tax burden away from commercial...