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Selectmen Urge Farmers' Market to Consider Moving to Ag Hall

Heather Hamacek
As Saturday morning traffic jams in the village persist, the West Tisbury selectmen said this week they would ask farmers’ market organizers to consider moving the summer market to the Agricultural Hall next year.
Airport Commission Eyes Business Park Expansion
Steve Myrick
The Martha’s Vineyard Airport Commission is looking to expand its business park to increase revenue and fill demand for new leases.
Five Officers, Five Babies, No Relief in Keeping the Peace
Vivian Ewing
Five babies in five months for four Oak Bluffs police officers and one state trooper. “I guess the stars aligned,” said Officer James Hagerty.
Book Festival to Open with Talk on Covering the White House
Journalists will discuss the unprecedented challenges of reporting on the presidency as well as the latest news from Washington to open this year’s Martha’s Vineyard Book Festival.
Still Dreaming About Possibilities for Island Needs
Vivian Ewing
Meeting the needs of the Island’s most vulnerable populations costs around $7 million per year. Enter the annual Art Buchwald Possible Dreams Auction, now in its 39th year.

Commentary

Federated Church Is 375 Years Young

Tom Dunlop
A tale that reaches from settlement to commerce, from orthodoxy to schism, from one church to many, from faith to tourism, from industry to resorthood.