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While Island schools are on vacation this week, free community lunches are being served at two Martha’s Vineyard libraries through Friday.
Early voting begins today on Martha’s Vineyard in the run-up to the much-watched Super Tuesday presidential primary day next week. Polling will be...
The MVC last week grappled with a proposal to demolish the historic building that houses the Red Cat Kitchen restaurant.
Count on Featherstone Center for the Arts in Oak Bluffs to come up with an intriguing concept for its first group show of 2020.
Dukes County commissioners interviewed the final three candidates for three seats on the Martha’s Vineyard Airport Commission at their meeting...
The Island Disability Coalition hosted a gathering for Island employers as part of its continuing outreach to the Martha’s Vineyard community.
Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School Second Quarter Honor Roll
We’ve got mostly moonless nights ahead. The moon is a thin crescent low in the eastern sky before sunrise tomorrow morning.
Faced with sharply reduced federal funding for outreach efforts, Island leaders and organizations on Martha’s Vineyard are scrambling to prepare for...
Early voting for the presidential primary election begins on Monday and town clerks around the Island report an increase in voter registration ahead...
In the late 1960s Tom Bennett was a Vineyard kid adrift in Europe, lying in his sick bed at a hospital in Amsterdam.
The startling news last week that more than 1,000 people on Martha’s Vineyard were served in January alone by the Island Food Pantry is cause for...