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Properties sold for over $3 million made up nearly a quarter of all sales so far this year and more than half off all the total cash spent on homes.
Discussing her new book The Look, former First Lady Michelle Obama recalled the fierce media spotlight that was aimed at her clothing choices, and her body itself, during her husband Barack Obama’s campaigns and presidency.
Longtime Vineyarder Marc Brown, the creator of the award-winning children’s book and television series Arthur, sold his Vineyard Haven property earlier this month.
Jennifer Brown is a longtime textile artist who has displayed work at the Field Gallery for six years. But this summer she began a residency at Martha’s Vineyard Glassworks, translating her 2-D art into 3-D glass pieces.
The owners of the Island Theatre are suing an Island businessman for allegedly backing out of an agreement to purchase the historic Circuit avenue building three years ago.
Singer-Songwriter John Craigie to Play Old Whaling Church
August 25, 2026
Circuit Arts will host singer-songwriter John Craigie at a show at the Old Whaling Church in Edgartown on Thursday.
Ferry, Bus Lines Team Up on Medical Connection to Boston
August 23, 2026
Starting in September, a new pilot program will offer VTA bus rides from Woods Hole to Sagamore, where a reservation-only CCRTA bus travels to Boston hospitals four days a week.
Man Contracts Rare Vibrio Infection
August 19, 2026
A man who was swimming in multiple bodies of water around Edgartown with an open wound on his foot has contracted vibrio vulnificus, a potentially fatal infection, according to Edgartown health officials.
Harbor View Hotel Launches Hospitality with Heart
August 14, 2026
Edgartown’s Harbor View Hotel has launched a new initiative to give back to the Island community through its Hospitality With Heart program.
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From the August 21, 1964 edition of the Vineyard Gazette: The ninety-fourth Grand Illumination Night was held Wednesday evening in Cottage City, Oak Bluffs, and was the great spectacle it has always been.
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