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Island Light: Quietude
  • Bath houses at East Chop Beach Club await warmer weather.
    Tim Johnson
  • Pulled ashore for the winter.
    Tim Johnson
  • Plenty of seats available.
    Tim Johnson
  • Ceaseless waves rise and fall at Katama.
    Tim Johnson
  • Ripples of rain drops in Eel Pond moorings.
    Tim Johnson
  • Misting rain at Memorial Wharf.
    Tim Johnson
  • Warning of jellyfish in February might be a little over cautious.
    Tim Johnson
  • Rowing gig reflections in the Vineyard Haven harbor.
    Tim Johnson
  • The right time of year to skateboard in Oak Bluffs.
    Tim Johnson
  • Moving sand.
    Tim Johnson
  • Arriving in her slip.
    Tim Johnson
  • Spending the off season on a cradle.
    Tim Johnson
  • Downtown stone wall in Vineyard Haven.
    Tim Johnson
  • Foggy night at the high school.
    Tim Johnson
A Career of the Heart, 50 Years of Community Service
Noah Asimow
In the late 1960s Tom Bennett was a Vineyard kid adrift in Europe, lying in his sick bed at a hospital in Amsterdam.
Red Cat Demolition Plan Draws Scrutiny
Noah Asimow
The MVC last week grappled with a proposal to demolish the historic building that houses the Red Cat Kitchen restaurant.
DeSorcy Family Puts Waterfront Property on the Market as Separate Parcels
Noah Asimow
A prime stretch of Vineyard Haven working waterfront is now on the market as four separate parcels for a total of $7.3 million.
Funding Cuts Complicate Already Challenging Census
Noah Asimow
Faced with sharply reduced federal funding for outreach efforts, Island leaders and organizations on Martha’s Vineyard are scrambling to prepare for the 2020 census.

Commentary

Adventures in Navigation, the Old Fashioned Way

Phyllis Meras
Clearly, I am out of step with the times.

News Briefs

Business

Cape Cod 5 Grants

February 20, 2020

Cape Cod 5 welcomed local public school teachers, including many from the Vineyard, to their new headquarters in Hyannis for a grants awards reception on Wednesday, Feb. 5.

Art

Art by the Numbers at Featherstone

February 20, 2020

Featherstone in Oak Bluffs is kicking off its 2020 season with a bit of a twist, an art exhibit all about numbers.

Government

Chilmark Selectmen Look to Upgrade School Heating System

February 19, 2020

Chilmark selectmen agreed Tuesday to use a state grant designated for energy saving projects to upgrade the heating system at the Chilmark School.

Community

West Tisbury Library Names New Director

February 18, 2020

The West Tisbury Library has selected Alexandra Pratt as its new director.