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It is so hard to imagine every summer what the Island is going to look like come winter. So much was canceled last weekend, so many plans changed. In...
Councilman Herbert Loring Jackson’s friend and neighbor, Adam Clayton Powell Jr., was born just after him on Nov. 29, 1908 and lived until April 4,...
What is there to say about the weather? Snow. That about covers it. Happy birthday to all those who celebrated their day these past two weeks.
On this Valentine’s weekend, I can’t help but share a quote from the famous Charles Schultz: “All you need is love. But a little chocolate now and...
The next Chappy potluck dinner will be hosted by Margaret and Jim Mullen on Wednesday, Feb. 17 from 6 to 8 p.m. The Chappy Stitchers will meet for...
Tisbury school leaders are ready to jump start a new building project, following the news that the town has qualified for a state grant.
This weekend, for a night of murder and media scandals, Islanders can turn off the television and head to the Performing Arts Center, where the high...
This time of year a fresh strawberry usually travels thousands of miles to Island grocery stores. But at Island Grown Initiative’s Farm Hub, fresh...
So much for the so-called global warming. This past Friday the snow came down rather rapidly and in less than an hour there was a significant amount...
Longstanding efforts to widen a historic herring run and improve circulation in James Pond are gaining momentum. The 50-acre pond is tucked along the...
Grants are available for Island artists through the Martha’s Vineyard Center for Visual Arts.
The Chilmark selectmen have dropped immediate plans to purchase land behind town hall that could accommodate a new fire station.