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The town of Oak Bluffs has re-opened two Lagoon Pond beaches Monday morning to swimming. Medeiros Cove off the Sailing Camp Park and the drawbridge...
For her 60th birthday, Margot Datz gifted herself the ultimate luxury.
“I gave myself the time to paint 12 hearts,” Ms. Datz said of her new...
For Stephanie Yakely Danforth art is her second career. She was a pediatric nurse practitioner for 20 years. In 2000, she traveled to Kenya and had...
The Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank reported revenues of $111,433.94 for the business week ending on Friday, August 2, 2013. The land bank receives its...
At Owen Park, in downtown Vineyard Haven, a little red trailer is hitched to the back of a Chilmark Spring Water van. On the side of the trailer,...
As a jury deliberates in a Boston federal court over the fate of notorious mobster James (Whitey) Bulger, families of victims, law enforcement and a...
It was hard to tell which came first in the hearts of Islanders last Sunday — the chicken or the egg. The Coop de Ville Tour sponsored by Slow Food...
Ticks beware. Bite Back for a Cure, the national campaign to fight against the impact of tick-borne disease, is coming to the Vineyard for a...
How do you define love? Why is the same word used to define such a broad range of feelings? And, if your wealthy husband is paralyzed in a car...
On Tuesday, August 13, beginning at 5 p.m., Drs. Alan Flake and Kim Smith-Whitley of the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia will discuss their...
Throughout the school year, the Island Grown Schools Harvest of the Month program highlights a locally available crop at all seven of our K-12...
Summer is the time for taking advantage of the abundance of available fresh vegetables and fruits. Lightly steamed, prepared raw, sautéed or grilled...