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Thank you all so much for being here and taking part in this celebration with us and for all of your support, in one way or another, over our high...
Boys and girls tennis and girls lacrosse head to post-season play this week. Girls tennis aims for a fourth state championship, but faces tough...
The Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School welcomed its 18th graduating class during a commencement ceremony on Sunday afternoon.
Local law firm Reynolds, Rappaport, Kaplan & Hackney, LLC recently hosted a screening at the film center of RBG, a documentary about Supreme...
On Friday, June 1 Paul Leonard retired after 25 years as the Oak Bluffs postmaster. He began his career in Vineyard Haven 35 years ago.
On a perfect evening, the Martha’s Vineyard Sharks opened up their season with an 8-1 victory over the North Shore Navigators.
Three black and white cats are living in the cat room.
Just off Middle road, an area where permanent conservation restrictions create a pastoral environment, this oversized six bedroom expanded farmhouse...
Island Health Care in Edgartown has added more space in the form of a refurbished 34-foot RV, a gift from Duffy Health Center in Hyannis. It will...
The Martha’s Vineyard Hospital will host a community forum at the performing arts center on June 5 at 5 p.m.
After months of trying to book an appointment with a doctor on the Island, Pamela Belain of West Tisbury turned to social media early this spring.
The summer labor shortage on the Vineyard is nothing new, but this year many business owners feel it is worse than ever.