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Chad Baybayan stands about five feet, eight inches tall. He has a swimmer’s body, suggesting a capability of delivering powerful strokes and a strong...
After 30 years of serving the town of Edgartown, John Lovewell attended his last meeting as a water commissioner last week. He was presented with a...
The luck of the Irish was with the St. Patrick’s day parade Saturday as the sky was clear and the air balmy. Grand marshal John Murray and his...
Plans for a combined Airport Rescue and Firefighting building at Martha's Vineyard Airport have been approved, but there is a $3 million funding...
Turning the seasonal economy of the Island into year-round industry could mean looking toward the ocean for a so-called blue economy, representatives...
Racing to the Dairy Queen in Edgartown on opening day is a time-honored tradition. And the first ice cream cone (or blizzard or milkshake) is as much...
Martha's Vineyard seasonal resident Sonika Vaid is keeping her American Idol hopes alive.
This spring, Martha’s Vineyard voters will get a chance to weigh in on a proposed ban on single use plastic bags.
An effort to link adjacent properties with a hiking trail has pitted the Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank against the owners of the Outermost Inn, whose...
Accurate statistics on the heroin epidemic are difficult to gather, but one thing is clear. The overdose-reversing drug naloxone, often known by the...
Word has come down from on high: If you’re a wounded gull, the place you want to seek refuge and rely on the kindness of islanders is Chappaquiddick...
Shine a Light
Change is constant, especially in the natural world as Mother Nature stands at the roulette wheel, spinning the normalcy of seasonal...