Capacity at PAC Could be Dramatically Cut During Construction
Oak Bluffs public safety officials have backed a plan for the regional high school building project that would limit occupancy of the Martha’s Vineyard Performing Arts Center to just 49 people at a time, effectively closing the auditorium for two years beginning next summer.
John Rose Denies Allegations in Civil Lawsuit
Former Oak Bluffs fire chief John Rose is denying the allegation from a recent lawsuit that he placed a hidden camera in the bedroom of a teenage girl.
Historic Needlepoint Rug Returns to Felix Neck
A few weeks ago, a needlepoint rug auctioned off in 1976 to benefit Felix Neck returned to the nature organization.
Girls Soccer Repeats Golden Anchor Win
The Battle of the Atlantic on the playing fields of Nantucket saw tough competition all day but only the girls soccer team emerged victorious for the Vineyard on Saturday.
New Nursery Faces MVC Scrutiny
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission raised concerns this week about stormwater runoff and nitrogen pollution from the new Jordan’s Nursery.
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Islanders Join Nation in Midterm Elections
Islanders will join the rest of the country Tuesday in casting their ballots in the midterm elections. Polls open at 7 a.m. in all six…
Federated Church Honors Peter Boak
The Federated Church in Edgartown celebrated Peter Boak’s 30 years as music minister on Sunday with the world premiere of a new choral work commissioned…
Staying Vigilant to Stop Lanternfly Spread
As the invasive spotted lanternfly continues to spread across the Northeast, officials are looking to keep tabs on the Island to stop any infestation before…
Going Back in Time for Creativity
Throughout the fall, the Vineyard Preservation Trust has been inviting third and fourth grade students to travel back in time with them as part of…
Island Sports Pride Is on the Line
The Island Cup and Golden Anchor trophies will be on the line this weekend during the annual Battle in the Atlantic.
Rock Opera Has Many Vineyard Roots
A new rock opera that debuted this week at the American Repertory Theatre in Cambridge has strong Vineyard ties.
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Halloween Happens
From the October 27, 1995 edition of the Vineyard Gazette: To a number of Vineyard residents, Halloween is no small observance. At Shirley’s Hardware in Vineyard Haven, the staff treat the annual day of Hallow’s Eve as a big event.
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