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Breakdowns, delays and cancellations plagued the Steamship Authority fleet over the holiday travel week.
The daughter of Thomas Hart Benton and her three children are suing the Kansas City bank entrusted with administering the estate of the renowned...
Island photographer Michael Blanchard never saw himself as the creative type, until he began taking pictures on Martha’s Vineyard.
Chilmark selectmen signed a $375,000 contract Monday for design work on two new public safety buildings.
The new owners of the building that houses the Red Cat Kitchen have submitted plans to demolish the downtown Oak Bluffs bungalow.
Tonight offers us a treat. The bright planet Venus hangs in the western sky.
Snagging rebounds, feeding her teammates and dominating in the post, Sasha Lakis scored 12 points and secured 13 boards as the Vineyard girls...
The year that began with a historic, emergency birth would be characterized by crisis and history as well, as an Island that has long been immersed...
When one door closes, another opens. That, thankfully, is the story of food on the Vineyard.
From year to year, in every season, the arts, entertainment and culture scene on Martha’s Vineyard grows richer and more diverse.
Madison Hughes Straus, daughter of Alleyne and Philip Hughes, married Jesse Straus, son of Diane and John Straus, on Oct. 5 at the Straus property...
The Federated Church in Edgartown will host free lasagna luncheons every Sunday, beginning Jan. 5 and running through March 29.