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Kinship Heals unveiled plans last week to build a domestic violence shelter and food pantry in Aquinnah for the Island’s tribal community.
At the second annual Vineyard Forum, experts, leaders and community members came together to discuss one of the most pressing issues of today: power.
The Trump administration is considering options to open up lucrative fishing grounds off the Vineyard coast that have been closed to scallopers for more than 30 years.
Michael Ellis and his six-year-old son Nolan remain in critical condition and are in induced comas after they were injured in a crash along the bike path in Oak Bluffs last week.
Long-simmering tensions over the future of retail shopping in downtown Edgartown boiled over this week after an Amazon subsidiary applied to host a pop-up event later this month.
MVC Deliberates on Katama Meadows Subdivision
July 13, 2026
Members of the Martha’s Vineyard Commission discussed the controversial Edgartown subdivision last week for two hours before tabling final deliberations and a decision until the end of the July.
Island to Host Professional Pickleball Match
July 9, 2026
Airport Fitness will host the Island’s first ever professional adult pickleball camp and a pro exhibition match on July 17.
Spirit of the Vineyard Award
July 7, 2026
Jean Tatelbaum is this year’s recipient of the Spirit of the Vineyard award. The award is sponsored by Vineyard Village at Home
ADU Lawsuit Dismissed
June 29, 2026
A legal fight over an accessory dwelling unit in Edgartown was settled between the owner and the town this spring before it went to trial.
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From the July 11, 1995 edition of the Vineyard Gazette: In the earliest hours of morning, an unusual striped bass takes residence among the spiles that support the Island landmark known as the Big Bridge.
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