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Today is the start of the long holiday weekend. Labor Day is on Monday and the end of the high summer season.
The heat and humidity at last yielded to the crisp, cool feeling of an early autumn day in Aquinnah.
Last Sunday morning a very beautiful woman was on her run around West Chop when she stopped to inquire about the flock of turkeys in my yard.
A community of teachers, staff, administrators, public officials and parents remains at odds over a daunting — and mounting — set of problems at the...
On Sunday morning at the West Tisbury School fields, 12 teams were in hot pursuit to become Summer Cup champs at the Field Fund soccer tournament
In the latest twist for the Tisbury School students, superintendent Matthew D’Andrea announced in a letter to parents Monday afternoon that...
A Chicago blues joint popped up in Vineyard Haven this month, with live music five nights a week . Low Down Dirty Blues is playing Tuesday through...
For Ric Burns filmmaking is a collaborative journey. Last week at a screening of his work-in-progress documentary Driving While Black, even the...
It is late August, often a season of molds and weeds on Martha’s Vineyard farms.
As the new marijuana industry gains traction statewide, two groups with off-Island ties envision opening multiple retail stores on the Island.
Many generations of racers gathered at Washington Park in Oak Bluffs on Saturday morning to prepare for the 31st annual Sullivan 5K Walk/Run and to...
Nearly four months after it was razed, the historic Mill House came before the Martha’s Vineyard Commission for review late last week.