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Bail of $60,000 cash was set Friday for a Vineyard Haven man charged with assaulting his wife and raping a teenage girl in July.
David Thrift, 30,...
Sengekontacket Pond in Edgartown and Oak Bluffs will not reopen to clamming and quahaugging on Oct. 1, Oak Bluffs shellfish biologists said on...
Life on Ice
Think it gets cold, dark and lonely on the Vineyard in winter? How about spending some time in that country whose very name thickens...
The Martha’s Vineyard Film Society is opening its off-season this month with two documentaries and a feature comedy. All films are shown at the...
The Martha’s Vineyard Family Center begins a book group this month where parents can share concerns, seek advice and compare notes on the...
Living local can be a challenge when you need things that are not available on the Island — for instance, higher education. But learning local is...
Name That Hero
Do you have a hero? The American Red Cross, Cape Cod and Islands Chapter, and Cape and Islands United Way are looking for...
The West Tisbury Library Foundation announced this week that a pledge of $300,000 has brought the library past the halfway mark in its goal for...
As the cool winds roll in, the beaches become less crowded and the sun begins to set even before dinner, the Living Local Harvest Festival arrives...
Farm fields will soon go fallow, but Vineyard shellfish beds are about to see their peak season begin. October brings the opening of the bay...
During the Martha’s Vineyard Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby, everyone lining up in the mornings at the Island’s councils on aging has got to love...
Paul Adler climbed up a ladder toward the top of the giant parabolic solar collector in his West Tisbury backyard carrying a long wooden plank.
“...