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Fiesta time! The Latin musical ensemble Sol y Canto brings their pan-Latin, bilingual, joyful and very interactive concert to Chappaquiddick on...
Illumination Night Rocks Gently
It’s August and some of the heaviest hitters have come aboard. There’s the Agricultural Fair, the Oak Bluffs...
Ovid Osborn Ward, a well-known Vineyard artist, will be displaying new large work and some of his abstract pieces at an artist’s reception on...
Charlie King has played with Pete Seeger, Arlo Guthrie, John McCutheon and a host of other folk music greats. Pete Seeger even nominated him for...
Locavores and garden history enthusiasts, take note: John Forti, the curator of historic gardens at Strawbery Banke Museum in Portsmouth, N.H., is...
In addition to hosting a forum taking place at the Performing Arts Center at the regional high school on Wednesday, August 17, at 1 p.m. entitled...
New Work at Old Sculpin
Beginning Friday, August 20, and running through August 26, the Old Sculpin Gallery in Edgartown (next to the Chappy Ferry...
Wearing a bright orange top and neon green running shoes, David Melly was easy to spot along Middle Road on Saturday morning. Then again, it...
The commercial season for striped bass ended this past Wednesday. The closure came when fisheries managers estimated that the 1,061,898-pound quota...
In a final tally of their summer fund-raising effort that begins with Possible Dreams but knows no bounds, Martha’s Vineyard Community Services...
In the beginning, there were 254 runners toiling up and over the hills of Middle Road.
Margaret Marshall is certainly no Pollyanna, but something about speaking with her kindles optimism.
The former Chief Justice of the...