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The growing population of seals which congregate off the south shore of the Vineyard are about to become something more than competition for...
Be a Citizen Scientist
Anyone interested in becoming a citizen scientist who can monitor rare plant sites on the Island and throughout the region...
Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School sophomore Eva Faber of Edgartown has been awarded a one-year grant to study blue claw crabs in the Edgartown...
The Permanent Endowment Fund for Martha’s Vineyard is now accepting nominations for the 2010 Creative Living Award. This award was established in...
Aquinnah residents stand to lose their access to federal flood insurance by July 8 unless town voters come out to approve revisions to the Federal...
Elizabeth Phelps, J.D.
Elizabeth Phelps graduated from Yale Law School on June 2 with a Juris Doctor degree.
A 2000 graduate of the Martha’s...
By JIM HICKEY
After years of largely fruitless discussion, a plan to create a single set of taxi regulations for the Island is finally coming into...
Swimming classes, water aerobics, yoga and summer camp will be in full swing after this weekend’s official opening of the YMCA of Martha’s Vineyard...
If you wake up seeing double in the wee hours Tuesday morning you will no doubt want to go to the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital to be seen by a doctor...
Working as a paramedic on a mobile intensive care unit in New Jersey, Robert Bellinger remembers well the morning when a friend came into the diner...
After years of putting up with scofflaws who stealthily dispose of their household trash in town dumpsters when nobody is looking, Oak Bluffs...
As the prevailing summer winds begin to blow, bringing with them an influx of seasonal residents, Vineyard Power, the Island’s nascent energy...