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School bus drivers in the Martha’s Vineyard public school system have been paid without the required school committee authorization for nearly a year, leading the high school committee to commission an independent audit of the transportation department’s internal processes.
Kahina Van Dyke filed a complaint in U.S. District Court last week alleging that Inkwell Beach House, a planned restaurant and event venue, is infringing on her hotel, which has the same name.
Old Sculpin Gallery will host an opening reception this Sunday, June 14, showcasing artwork by members of the Martha’s Vineyard Art Association (MVAA) in addition to three of the Island’s graduating high school seniors.
Friends, faculty and family joined the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School’s graduating seniors Sunday at the Tabernacle to celebrate the class of 2026, a group of 173 students that prioritized community, excelled in academics and had fun the entire way.
The Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School class of 2026 celebrated their graduation on Saturday, walking to the stage on the school grounds wearing the traditional purple and white flower crowns perched atop their heads.
Road Work Begins on State Road
June 9, 2026
On, Tuesday, June 9, MassDOT will begin doing comprehensive paving work on State Road in West Tisbury, between the intersections of Stoney Hill Road and Davis Look Road.
Land Bank Buys New Chappy Property
June 4, 2026
The Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank purchased a 10.7-acre parcel on North Neck Road on Chappaquiddick for $1.5 million last month and hopes to open the property next week.
Giving Back on the Real Estate Front
June 1, 2026
Over the last decade, Feiner Real Estate has given out $500,000 to 30 nonprofits on the Island, supporting efforts in housing, healthcare, conservation, education and food insecurity.
Island Housing Trust Leader to Retire
May 31, 2026
The CEO of Island Housing Trust has announced he will retire in 2027.
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From the June 8, 1928 edition of the Vineyard Gazette: Forty years ago and more there was a hotel of considerable size and many cottages in the section of Lagoon Heights, Oak Bluffs, where now there are but few houses and many scrub pine trees.
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