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Real estate agents on Martha’s Vineyard are used to answering a lot of questions. But a new line of inquiry has crept in recent months: ticks.
A new deer processing facility aimed at helping hunters cut down the Island’s high deer population received the green light from West Tisbury officials this week.
Juli Vanderhoop, the owner of Orange Peel Bakery, filed for bankruptcy in March. With those proceedings underway, the bakery, which was known for its idyllic roadside stand and outdoor pizza nights, is now closed, Ms. Vanderhoop’s attorney said last week.
Whether through ceramics or music, nature is the predominant character in Akira Satake’s work.
On Saturday evening, more than 200 people gathered on the Black Dog wharf in Vineyard Haven to celebrate the life and legacy of the Shenandoah.
West Tisbury Bans Tree Planting in Cemeteries
September 21, 2026
The select board took the vote last Wednesday after the cemetery superintendent at Lambert’s Cove Cemetery requested a change in regulations.
Steamship Cancels Information Sessions
September 15, 2026
The Steamship Authority has cancelled a series of planned information sessions on the future reservations system, scheduled for Sept. 15 online, Sept. 17 on Martha's Vineyard and Sept. 21 on Nantucket.
Man Indicted for Assault to Murder
September 15, 2026
A Dukes County grand jury returned indictments on Sept. 9 for Brandao Geraldo Alves Caldeira, who was arrested by Tisbury police in June for allegedly attacking his wife with a knife.
Island Kids’ Art Picked for SSA Calendar
September 14, 2026
Artwork by four Martha’s Vineyard children will be part of the Steamship Authority’s 2027 calendar when it comes out in November.
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