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Like most other young men and women in the days following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, which immediately drew the United States into World...
It started as a sort of experiment, an off-season diversion for theatre enthusiasts interested in staging Shakespeare’s more serious works, the...
Women Empowered
Women Empowered invites the public to dine at the Mediterranean Restaurant in Oak Bluffs on Sunday, April 11, from 5:30 to 8:30 p....
Welcome, William
Heather and John Hoff of West Tisbury announce the birth of their son, William Michael Hoff, on April 6 at Brigham and Women’s in...
Sinfonietta Concert
The Vineyard Sinfonietta presents a free spring concert on piano and is at 3 p.m. on April 11 at the West Tisbury...
One-Man Shakespeare
Affordable Housing
Homebuyers interested in applying for four affordable homes being built by the Island Housing Trust off Lambert’s Cove Road in...
Stewards of Our Island: Local Concerns. Local Solutions. That is the theme of this year’s Wampanoag Environmental Health Consumer Expo 2010, slated...
The Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School district committee meeting ended abruptly on Monday night following a peculiar exchange when several...
In the face of town fines accruing at the rate of $300 a day, the Garde family of Tisbury has renewed its legal fight to keep its three delinquent...
As home mortgage foreclosure notices began appearing, then multiplying, in the Vineyard newspapers, John Pearson grew concerned. When the notices...
In 2004, as an officer in the United States Marine Corps, summer Chilmarker Zachary Iscol was sent to fight in Al Anbar, the most violent province...