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With the issue coming before town meeting members in early April, Oak Bluffs selectmen Tuesday once again revisited the controversial Monster Shark...
Phil Swift is waiting for the forsythia to bloom. The yellow harbingers of spring mark when the first loads of fertilizer can go down, when the final...
While nitrogen-rich water can be a boon to plants, it has led to declining water quality and pond health and the disappearance of eelgrass beds. One...
The little boy on the garden gate
Sings and swings.
He dreameth not of the march of fate,
How the hours will glide, and the heart must wait
For the...
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Enjoy the open feeling of Katama and the summer breeze at this ideal vacation home. Offered here is a contemporary home in...
Art is everywhere on Martha’s Vineyard. You can find it in the galleries and shops all over the Island. Its cousin, craft, is easy to find as well,...
A 30-year-old Vineyard Haven man has been cited for leaving the scene of property/damage after crashing his car through a guardrail on Edgartown-...
Interested in a way to celebrate spring while helping conserve the Vineyard’s native plants? Consider volunteering on Saturday, April 6, from 10 a.m...
Youth hockey season wrapped up last weekend with the Vineyard picking up a championship tournament trophy.
Chilmark selectmen sharply criticized the human resources board Tuesday night for using inappropriate language to discuss town employees and...
Oak Bluffs’ new police officer, Seth Harlow, got a glowing review this week from police chief Erik Blake, described as having “an amazing ability to...
The flag stood at half-mast outside of the Ag Hall in West Tisbury, a shining green John Deere tractor parked beneath it in honor of longtime Martha’...