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The sign outside State Road Restaurant last Wednesday night said Go Bruins. The parking lot was overflowing and yet upon entering there was no hockey...
Throughout the weekend the Vineyard mourned the loss of the longtime West Tisbury moderator and well-known Islander, who was the victim of a robbery...
Beneath a clear blue sky, children scrambled up the steps of fire trucks and parents peeked inside police cruisers at the West Tisbury public safety...
The Charles W. Morgan, the last wooden whaling ship in the world, departs from Mystic Seaport Saturday for her 38th voyage.
In about a month, the...
Building permits are up this year, and all around the Island the sounds of nail guns, classic rock and pickup trucks unloading supplies provide the...
In a case that has been closely watched by conservation groups on the Vineyard, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled Thursday that a plot...
The annual town meeting and election season came to a close this week as Aquinnah voters approved a major spending request for the relocation of the...
A recent engineering study of the East Chop bluff has revealed further deterioration of the region, which was severely damaged by erosion and major...
It was a good week for land trusts and other members of the conservation community on the Vineyard, beginning with an acquisition of coastal farmland...
A key piece of historic coastal farmland on Chappaquiddick will be conserved, thanks to a purchase announced this week by the Martha’s Vineyard Land...
Three months after senior center director Roger Wey was placed on paid leave, an auditor hired to investigate the financial activities of the...
The one-day-old full moon appears low in our southern sky tonight. As night unfolds, the moon moves with the stars along the southern sky, from east...