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The leaves for the most part have fallen to the ground as we approach the shortest day of the year next month.
It is 6 a.m. There isn’t a breath of air. The sun is barely peeking over the wood line at edge of the field.
Brrr! I admit I was surprised that our first real freeze was so deep. Everything is gone.
Stinkhorn fungi are famous for their appearance as well as their putrid, offensive smell.
Voters raced through a special town meeting Tuesday evening, approving all eight articles on the warrant, seven of them with no debate. The meeting...
Edgartown voters swiftly approved a new affordable housing development off Meshacket Road and a temporary moratorium on retail marijuana sales at a...
A fire which apparently began in a malfunctioning ceiling fan at the Madison Inn brought a quick response from the Oak Bluffs fire department Tuesday...
Armed with makeshift flags made of feed bags, a farm crew waved, herded, and cajoled 150 soon-to-be Thanksgiving turkeys down a woodland path.
Less than a week after Edgartown issued a request for proposals for the Main street property, 11 potential developers have expressed interest.
The West Tisbury Library is pleased to announce the installation of another mural by Vineyard artist Linda Carnegie.
The Cape Organization for Rights of the Disabled (CORD) will host its transitional internship program on Martha’s Vineyard for the 2018 school year.
Marianne A. Greene, a member of the Good Shepherd Parish in Vineyard Haven, will be among 82 recipients of the Marian Medal this year.