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Drenching rains and gale-force winds marked the start of the weekend, but forecasters and emergency managers breathed a little easier over the...
Mornings this month offer a stellar planetary show. Three bright planets fill the eastern sky.
Contemporary residence, designed with care and respect for the surroundings. Superb quality is apparent throughout this home, affectionately known as...
The Farm Neck Foundation has issued a call for applicants for the foundation’s 2015 grants. Eligible are all Island nonprofit organizations whose...
As Hurricane Joaquin churned up through the southern Atlantic late this week, Islanders woke up from the endless summer that has been the enduring...
Results from the MCAS test administered last spring show a steep drop in performance in science in most Vineyard elementary schools. But test scores...
As executive director of Hospice of Martha’s Vineyard for the past 10 years, Terre Young has earned spectacular praise for her stewardship of the...
Responding to recent complaints from West Tisbury residents about excessive noise from air traffic over the summer, the chief pilot for Cape Air said...
Meals on Wheels has been delivering nutritious meals to home-bound seniors on the Vineyard for 43 years, but to keep the meals rolling out,...
Summer has ebbed and fall is stirring. And what a beautiful summer it was. And what a beautiful fall it’s starting out to be.
Most of downtown Vineyard Haven was destroyed by fire in 1883. William street was untouched and now hosts the longest stretch of old buildings in...
On May 7 Ceili Brennan of East Chop and her friend began their quest to hike the Pacific Crest Trail from San Diego to British Columbia.