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Photographer Sally Mann is a collector: not of possessions, like her husband Larry, who saves everything from dead birds to busted toasters in the attic of their home in rural Virginia, but of sentences, images and moments.
More than 20 people aired their views this week on the long-running Chappaquiddick oversand vehicle debate ahead of the zoning board of appeals hearing next month.
Just before the doors opened on a recent morning at the Net Result in Vineyard Haven, a worker wrote the day’s special on a chalkboard: Faroe Island Salmon. The sight was a welcome return.
Steamship Authority general manager Alex Kryska received a $26,000 pay raise, retroactive to July 1, after getting high marks from the governing board during his first performance review Tuesday morning.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is seeking information about a person who entered a fenced off area along Edgartown Great Pond and injured a flightless piping plover chick.
Tisbury Closes Tashmoo Parking for Plover Chick Protection
July 18, 2026
At least one unfledged piping plover chick has made its way onto a public parking lot at Tashmoo Beach, leading the town of Tisbury to close the lot for up to two weeks.
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.
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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