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Nelson C. Smith, 87, has had plenty of water pass under his keel. And observed many sharks off his bow. The retired Edgartown charter fishing...
The volume of yoga practitioners on Martha’s Vineyard is almost overwhelming, yoga teacher Mollie Doyle said this week. “We have an amazing yoga...
When the Dance Theatre of Harlem was created in 1969, its mission was straightforward: change the world through dance. Now, after an eight-year...
A new contract between the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital and the Veterans Administration to allow on-Island health care for veterans is under final...
This weekend Feathersone Center for the Arts in Oak Bluffs is
holding its third annual Potters Bowl with guest curator Washington
Ledesma.
The...
Music videos, movies, the Internet and the news have embedded the stereotypes of African American men as dangerous and violent in society, said the...
With the presidential election only months away, activists throughout the country are joining forces to fight recent voter identification laws that...
11 Azalea Lane in Chilmark sold for $4,000,000 on August 10.
This letter goes out to the wonderful people who were on the Great Rock Bight beach on August 13. My husband and I are extremely lucky to have had...
I am a seasonal resident of West Chop and a rest-of-the-year resident of Manhattan. Each day on Martha’s Vineyard I bike the 20-mile loop from West...
Given the controversy over the Zoia property on Quitsa Pond, it was to be expected that Ken Iscol and others would write letters taking strong...
16 Hitchings Circle in Oak Bluffs sold for $289,900 on August 6.