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The Martha’s Vineyard Commission this summer will consider a number of changes to its primary guidelines for controlling development on the Island —...
Several Island students graduated this spring from Cape Cod Community College.
The past and future will loom large during a week of celebration and the formal launch of a capital campaign for the Martha’s Vineyard Museum.
Garde East recently opened in the building that formerly housed The Blue Canoe. Chef Robert Sisca was sous chef at Le Bernard in in New York city and...
A never-before-seen critter surfaced on Martha’s Vineyard the other week: a rare albino Norway rat in Edgartown.
This summer, Polly Hill Arboretum meets Jurassic Park with their new prehistoric exhibit, open every day from sunrise to sunset.
The Creative Drama Women in History theatre program brought history alive for Island youth.
Just in time for summer sailing, boater registration will be available on Martha’s Vineyard this weekend.
Alessandra and Cilas Batista of Edgartown announce the birth of a daughter, Victoria Batista, born June 17 at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital.
The high school was named state senior high school of the year and national senior high school runner up for a sustainability project.
One foot forward, one foot back. That’s what kids were told by Eliot Coutts at the Skate Jam on Sunday held at the Martha’s Vineyard Skate Park.
Zoe Listro of Vineyard Haven and Ashlyn Tattersall of Vineyard Haven were named to the spring 2016 dean’s list at Quinnipiac University.