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Whaling captains might feel at home today if they ventured along North Water street in Edgartown.
The street has a new look that is decidedly old...
On the evening of Sept. 19, eyewitnesses across the Island called the Dukes County communications center to report strange lights in the sky,...
Gov. Deval Patrick this week signed into law a saltwater recreational fishing license requirement that is the first of its kind in the commonwealth...
The federal first home-buyer’s credit appeared to pay off on Martha’s Vineyard, where October sales of existing homes were up on the same month...
Last Thursday, past and current members of the Martha’s Vineyard Center for Dispute Resolution celebrated their 25th anniversary in the one place...
To the human ear, the sea is a silent place. To float on your back in the ocean is to enjoy a blissful absence of sound.
But our senses deceive...
The town of Gosnold has written to the state indicating its willingness to allow wind turbines to be located in its waters, and its determination...
Alexandra Susan Weisman, a daughter of Suzanne Steinfeld Weisman and Hugh Stix Weisman of New York city and Chilmark, was married on Sunday, Oct....
Wet Wreath Workshop
The Polly Hill Arboretum welcomes Melinda Rabbitt DeFeo for her popular holiday wet wreath workshop this Saturday, Nov. 28,...
The annual Oak Bluffs tree lighting ceremony will take place on Wednesday, Dec. 2 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in Post Office Square. The community is...
Go Slow at Détente
Open Studio
An artist’s studio should be a small space, Leonardo da Vinci said, because small rooms discipline the mind and large ones distract it...