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On Wednesday evening, the Martha’s Vineyard Sharks showed promise for another summer of first-rate baseball, crushing the North Shore Navigators 11-1...
The Goodale Construction Company has long mined for sand and gravel without restrictions. But what was once an isolated, sparsely populated region...
Valedictorian Sarah Ortlip-Sommers was editor of the school newspaper and took more AP classes in a year than most take in four. She calls her violin...
The Ritz is a true neighborhood bar — a dark, honky-tonk blues joint that’s a little rough around the edges, but that’s just how regulars like it....
The inaugural Joseph Jerome Memorial Golf Tournament is a natural extension of efforts the Jerome family have already been making to assist other...
You’ve heard those fish stories about the one that got away. Jason Hershey of Edgartown has a tale about the many things he did just to let one go....
Meetings of the Martha’s Vineyard Airport Commission are turning into a spectacle that might be comical but for the fact that they involve a...
What begins as a small circular bond between parents and child quickly becomes a communal enterprise of fellow parents, teachers, coaches and the...
This amazing middle of the night heroic effort is a tale of hope and kindness.
He looks up into the heavens and says in a voice filled with wonder, do you realize that neutrinos can pass through the earth and never touch...
I like to wake up by walking somewhere each morning in any season. I have favorite walks. In West Tisbury, one takes me through the woods past...
The story has it that 40 years ago this spring, Massachusetts state Sen. William (Billy) Bulger was on Nantucket and decided to go for a dip in the...