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It’s past time for Americans to have a conversation about race, a panel of cultural and academic luminaries agreed at a crowded Martha’s Vineyard...
President Obama arrived on the Vineyard yesterday afternoon to begin a 10-day vacation with his family, marking his third consecutive August visit...
In our own language the world of plants is reflected in expressions such as “to put down roots” as one of passive and enduring immobility. In fact...
Flag Football Registration
Registration for the Martha’s Vineyard Boys’ and Girls’ Club Flag Football League opens Tuesday, Sept. 6 for all boys...
Nod for Morgan Woods
Morgan Woods in Edgartown, managed by The Community Builders Inc, has been recognized as an outstanding community by the...
Code Red for Fireworks
The Oak Bluffs police department yesterday used the reverse-911 system to send a nonemergency code-red message advising...
Heavy rainfall on Monday was likely the reason several Island beaches were closed to swimming on Tuesday.
Seth’s Pond, Medeiros Cove at Sailing...
A senior Tisbury police officer, Sgt. Robert Fiske, has been placed on administrative leave by police chief Daniel Hanavan for the duration of an...
Chilmark selectmen this week took up a request from a town resident to dredge a creek in Chilmark Pond.
Mary Jane Pease said Intern’s Creek in...
The Steamship Authority is expected to confirm new premises for its Island booking office within the next few weeks.
Boat line general manager...
Unpleasant odors around the Edgartown sewage treatment plant in recent weeks have drawn complaints from neighbors, and the issue landed in front of...
If you see one bark beetle and you are an entomolo gist, you know immediately you’ve got big problems. Those beetles can eat an entire forest.
I’...