Oak Bluffs parade and opening day ceremonies herald a new season for Martha's Vineyard Little League.
Oak Bluffs parade and opening day ceremonies herald a new season for Martha's Vineyard Little League.
Three weeks down, two to go. It’s still anyone’s derby.
Now in its 14th year, the Tisbury Firefighters Association held their annual car show for an afternoon of classic cars, food, music and prizes.
"The soft silver Drips shimmering Over the garden nights," Carl Sandburg wrote in his poem, Under the Harvest Moon.
Carrying candles and hope, walkers marched toward the Big Bridge, accompanied by the sound of bagpipes as part of the fourth annual suicide prevention and awareness walk.
Derby hot spots like the Big Bridge and State Beach have been crowded as the annual fishing contest heads into the third week.
Work kicked off on a $4 million capital project to raise the pier about 18 inches and rebuild its crumbling infrastructure, preserving Memorial Wharf for decades to come as sea levels rise and strong storms threaten Edgartown harbor.
Every fall, the Vineyard is seized by fishing fever as one of the East Coast’s best known saltwater fishing tournaments gets underway. Casting under a full moon
As the season turns from summer to fall, summer bird residents start to depart for their winter homes.
It was a sparkling day for the Pat West Gaff Rig and Schooner Race.
On Sunday morning, kids and their parents were up early to take advantage of fishing on the Oak Bluffs Steamship Wharf.
Edgartown harbor sparkled brilliantly in the sun Saturday afternoon as families from the Vineyard and beyond gathered for the annual ceremony of remembrance at the Edgartown Lighthouse Children’s Memorial, where small, engraved granite cobblestones honor hundreds of young lives lost.
Cross country runners representing schools from across the region competed in the fourteenth Annual Martha’s Vineyard Invitational Saturday at the regional high school.
In the hint of a cool September breeze is the wafting of the waning summer. The breeze arrives on the southern shore of the Island, pushing seven-foot swells onto the beach. The breeze winds through the beach grass and slips away through rosa rugosa.
Well over a hundred people gathered at the Edgartown School to pay tribute to former principal Ed Jerome. Mr.
Call them the last days of summer or the first days before the official arrival of fall. A traveler may find a certain seasonal confusion in these September days of high blue ocean skies and nights when bright star patterns dip low enough to touch.
Derby fishermen are back at Wasque Point, on the southeastern tip of Chappaquiddick, casting into the churning rip current where bluefish and other species feed on the smaller fish that get trapped.