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Mrs. Sherman, who sold jams at the market, died on Sept. 4 at the age of 91. She and her husband Ralph mentored countless Island farmers.
West Tisbury animal control officer Joan Jenkinson feeds the Mill Pond birds twice a day. When she noticed that a cygnet had been seriously injured,...
It is hard to believe that the harvest moon approaches. This is the full moon poets love. Next Tuesday, the Harvest Moon rises in the east over...
An unlikely location will serve as the backdrop for one episode in a new Discovery Channel TV series set to film on Martha’s Vineyard next month.
Traffic concerns, official appointments and herbicide application topped a full agenda as Tisbury selectmen met Tuesday night.
New regulations aimed at curbing mortality rates among striped bass are focusing on the larger, spawning females whose numbers have fallen in recent...
The fall 2014 election season begins in earnest next week, as Vineyarders join voters statewide in going to the polls for the state primary. Polls...
Vineyard Medical Care (formerly Vineyard Medical Services) is on track to blaze new trails after a recent change of ownership brings with it an added...
Edgartown’s bustling aquaculture industry is on hold this week, with Katama Bay oyster farms temporarily closed because of reported cases of Vibrio...
An animation released this week by the Martha’s Vineyard Commission shows development over time since 1660. Revised commission calculations predict...
In the midst of dire news about declining fish stocks, the developing oyster farming industry on the Vineyard offers a rare opportunity for optimism.
It was never part of the official Roberts Rules of Order, but anyone who attended an annual or special town meeting in Aquinnah in the past three and...