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Islanders this week mourned commercial conch fisherman Luke Gurney, a father of two who died in a fishing accident Monday. Mr. Gurney was fishing off...
Next week, the 40-foot double-hulled canoe Hokule'a will arrive in Vineyard Haven for a three-day visit, having traveled three-quarters of the way...
The Wampanoag people in Aquinnah are building the muhsh8n (pronounced mishoon) in preparation for the arrival of the Hokule’a on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, July 28 the Hokule'a will sail into Vineyard Haven Harbor for a three-day visit to Martha's Vineyard. The goal of the trip is to “weave...
One Big Home, director Thomas Bena’s first feature-length film, which took more than a decade to shoot and edit, makes its Island debut Wednesday as...
Berklee College of Music students are once again a part of the Filmusic festival at the film center in Vineyard Haven.
The Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank reported revenues of $377,754.26 for the business week ending on Friday, June 17, 2016.
Luke Gurney was a master of pursuit, his energy high and constant. His life was brimming with community and friends, but his family was his core.
Only a few years ago everyone who wanted to use a telephone on the Vineyard had to turn the little hand crank on the telephone box.
What I hope will stand as the pinnacle of gun violence in our community was experienced at Lucia Moffett’s memorial service.
It’s disappointing that the Chilmark selectmen would vote on the proposal of MV@Play without including the volunteer proponents.
Here is a sampling of some recent and upcoming on-Island events.