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When the topsail schooner Shenandoah goes sailing this summer, credit for some of the work this spring in preparing the beautiful wooden vessel for...
Martha’s Vineyard’s six towns would make large cost savings and enjoy a better standard of policing, if they agreed to a merge their six police...
African American Heritage Trail Recognition Award: Small, Kurtis, $500.
Albridge C. and Margaret Righter Smith Scholarship Fund: Pringle,...
Pottery, papier-mâché and paintings were on display at Sense of Wonder Creations in Vineyard Haven this Sunday, as budding artists and their families...
The region’s top authority on sharks, Greg Skomal, is leaving the Vineyard. After 23 years of working on the Island as the state regional sport...
, The Blob! It’s revolting! It’s oozing! It’s sweeping the Island! Will no cedar tree be spared?
“It looks like something you’d see in a horror...
They swallow up roadways, stall cars and block traffic — but still there is a sort of begrudging acceptance of those large puddles that form in...
Megan Honey Degree
Megan Lee Honey graduated with a bachelor’s degree in business administration (marketing) from the University of New Hampshire...
Kathleen Coulter Degree
Kathleen Elizabeth Coulter has graduated with AAS degree in food services management from the University of New Hampshire...
Little Libraries
The Edgartown Library Foundation’s annual summer brunch, A Legacy of Learning, will honor Ted Morgan with a lifetime achievement award at the event...
“It is Sunday, and a very pleasant day. I have read two story books. This is my journal. Goodbye for today.”
So opened six-year-old Laura...