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Sharks in Tune
This weekend it’s not just about baseball for the Martha’s Vineyard Sharks. Then again, every Sharks game brings with it far more...
Parade and Fireworks
Get your boom-boom on this July 4 in Edgartown. The annual fireworks display begins at sundown by the Edgartown harbor.
“Fellow Citizens, I am not wanting in respect for the fathers of this republic. The signers of the Declaration of Independence were brave men. They...
Carole Simpson became a broadcast news reporter to make a difference.
In her work — she was the first black woman to work in the Washington, D.C...
Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens, bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens....Whether you sang the song in high school chorus,...
The horror of the Civil War was the graphic and powerful subject of the 1989 Academy Award-winning film Glory, screened at the Katharine Cornell...
“Never put anyone out of your heart,” the late Hindu holy man Neem Karoli Baba told his disciples, among them writer, lecturer, and holy man in his...
Dancefloor Fireworks Just as Hot
“There have to be music festivals and someone has to do [organize] it. And I guess it has to be me.”
So says...
Reading Is Fundamental
The Martha’s Vineyard Library Association kicks off its summer reading series for kids with a big bash on Saturday, July 2...
The Edgartown Fire Department is celebrating its 175th anniversary, and so, not for the first time, firefighters from Edgartown will have a...
It reads like an old feel-good, hometown story. A local boy grows up on the Vineyard, watching his father and mother work hard. The father works...
One hundred years ago, the community of Harthaven in Oak Bluffs was established when William H. Hart purchased the first parcel of land bordering...