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Now that July Fourth has passed and the Island summer is in full swing, I feel compelled to express gratitude for all public-facing employees working...
By removing all predators decades ago (bears, wolves, coyotes, foxes, bobcats, fishers, etc.) we changed the natural balance of the Island.
Time Lapse Dance ensemble, along with founder and artistic director Jody Sperling, are in residence at The Yard for the next few weeks.
When Gail Straub was growing up in Wilmington, Del. in the 1960s, she didn’t have many vivid examples of travel — or worldliness — before her.
The Impossible Dream is celebrating 10 years of docking on Martha’s Vineyard, and recently honored Menemsha harbormaster Ryan Rossi for allowing them...
Barefoot and ready to dance, people of all ages gathered at Edgartown Memorial Wharf on Tuesday for the first Dock Dance of the summer season.
The Cottagers, Inc., a 70-year-old philanthropic organization comprised of 100 African American female homeowners on Martha’s Vineyard, will host its...
Island select boards are being asked to weigh in on a bill that would place term limits on the Steamship Authority board of governors.
Larkin Stallings has been selected by Martha’s Vineyard Community Services as the winner of the third annual Art Buchwald Award for Outstanding...
This week, Meg Mercier is being featured at the North Water Gallery, with an opening reception on Thursday, July 10 at 4 p.m.
The roots of Paul Magid’s latest book began in 2005, when he found at a flea market what appeared to be a letter written by a whaler who sailed...
I write on Tuesday evening for the Wednesday morning pick-up. I hope the weather forecasters are right that we are due for a cold front. We are so...