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Meet the Fleet on Thursday, August 4, at the Menemsha Harbor.
On an Island known for its generosity, the Art Buchwald Possible Dreams Auction is perhaps the most extravagant example.
A longtime visitor and summer resident, Mike Nichols’ love for Martha's Vineyard is well established among his many friends here. On Thursday, a new...
The Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank reported revenues of $266,642.60 for the business week ending on Friday, July 22, 2016.
She has prowled Island bookstores, gone crabbing in the Oyster Pond and pored over old records stored in the vault at the Edgartown town hall....
The bookstores are staying up late on Saturday, July 30, in preparation for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, which is actually a script of the play...
We are all still waiting for some relief of this heat. The humidity has not helped but we have to be thankful we are not in a city where it is 10...
As a youth growing up on the west coast of Massachusetts (great surfing!), I was fortunate to be located within the wheelhouse of the touring version...
The poet laureate of Martha’s Vineyard has a new book out and he is looking for you to get engaged with words.
In 1787 John Saunders, a former slave, brought Methodism to the Island and preached to the original and other people of color at Pecoy Point’s Pulpit...
Dick Sanford, son of Mimi and the late George Sanford, is an American Legion baseball coach in West Hartford, Conn.
Krista Ben David has received a Master of Science degree from the University of New England’s Westbrook College of Health Professions physician...