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The Oak Bluffs Arts District, a short and colorful stretch of businesses and homes along Dukes County avenue, was a lively scene Saturday afternoon...
Over 400 people took part in a fundraiser for the family of Luke Gurney, a commercial conch fisherman who died in a fishing accident last year.
The Tisbury Street Fair began in 1971 to commemorate the town’s third centennial. The annual event is a place for Islanders and visitors to mix and...
The 12th annual Vineyard Cup may go down as the most adventurous in the history of the event, with day one of racing scrapped because of violent...
Steve Ewing, dock builder, conservationist and Edgartown poet laureate is this year’s recipient of the Walter Cronkite award.
Edgartown officials are investigating a boat grounding on Cape Pogue overnight. The 32-foot power vessel appears to be owned by Earnest A. Boch,...
Clothing designer John Zannini aims to make Salt not just a hidden gem. This week Shawn Williams of New Orleans performs at the small shop.
A property in the Green Hollow section of Edgartown sold last week for $20.5 million, still falling shy of a record for single family real estate...
The owner of the Airport Mobil station is facing eviction by the end of the month following another legal setback in court this week.
A day with poet, journalist and human rights activist Rose Styron at her home overlooking Vineyard Haven harbor. It begins with bacon.
Revenues at the Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank are up for the fourth straight fiscal year, reflecting an ongoing robust Martha’s Vineyard real estate...
Vineyard tennis players Kat Roberts, Victoria Scott and Lizzie Williamson have been named to the Boston Globe’s 2017 girls tennis all scholastic team...