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County leaders have begun a laudable effort to begin to raise the wage standard on Martha’s Vineyard.
Beware the Vineyard in March. Yesterday was all warm sunshine and bright colors. Today it has turned gray and cold.
The Yard recently announced national grants totaling $870,000.
Nine-month-old black stray kitten Eloise from Franklin street in Vineyard Haven has joined the residents of the cat room.
It seems the founders of the Camp Ground and the Oak Bluffs Land and Wharf Company have built a town around what many hope will become a state...
Two years after our show went off the air, Cheers reared its head. Ever see the pilot? If you didn’t, but saw the pilot of Park Street Under, you...
A petition drive is under way in Vineyard Haven to allow the sale of hard liquor in restaurants that are now restricted to serving beer and wine.
A leading Danish wind energy developer has actively begun planning for a large wind farm south of the Vineyard that could power up to half a million...
The Martha's Vineyard Preservation Trust will convert the old Carnegie library into a heritage center showcasing the trust’s 24 historic properties...
A historic house thought to have been a British headquarters during Grey’s Raid in 1778 may soon be torn down.
One hundred and forty one years old and still running round and round in circles with no signs of tiring, the Flying Horses opens this Saturday as...