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The West Tisbury selectmen became the second town board this week to back an initiative seeking a ban of single-use plastic bags.
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission will decide whether to review a long-planned project to repair the deteriorating North Bluff coastal bank after the...
For the past year, author Holly Nadler has been on an adventure with poet Emily Dickinson.
We’ve got a full moon next Wednesday and we call it the Bay Scallop Moon, to honor one of the Vineyard’s most appreciated bivalves.
The Massachusetts House this week passed a bill overhauling the state public records law, but advocates of reform decry amendments they say has...
The internationally recognized North Tisbury arboretum has been named to the National Register of Historic Places.
Following a long search, the Chilmark selectmen on Tuesday signed a purchase-and-sale agreement for a property behind town hall where the town hopes...
Lagoon Pond and the Vineyard Haven harbor may soon be closed to scalloping if the Tisbury selectmen agree to follow the recommendation of the town...
Constance Messmer, along with others, is taking a stand against balloons.
There were easily 250 fish crows perched in the trees at Five Corners in Vineyard Haven shortly after dawn on Nov. 15.
I do not do well with travel. It has given me the opportunity, however, to observe different things, not all of which are related to gardening.
Transcending the traditional vocational model, the career and technical options at the regional high school are integrated with the academic...