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Adult and Community Education's One-day University on arts, culture, and sustainability takes place Saturday, June 23.
In an effort to cut down on the accidental harvesting of river herring and other fish, local fishing authorities ruled this week that all fishing...
A Tisbury homeowner’s effort to build a 100-foot private pier in the Lagoon Pond has been rebuffed again by a superior court judge.
Richard Paradise glides around the nearly constructed building on the corner of Tisbury Marketplace, walking quickly to show off the next feature,...
Vineyard fishermen may have a fairer shot at lucrative federal and state permits with the introduction this week of two new programs aimed at making...
There’s a big blue shark fin emerging, but it’s not coming from underwater. It’s a foam shark fin hat bouncing atop the head of Susan Sigel Goldsmith...
Citing an opinion from legal counsel, the chairman of the Martha’s Vineyard Commission Thursday night blocked a move by one of his colleagues to...
Out on Katama Bay, with osprey circling overhead and water lapping at the edges of his floating nursery, Jack Blake opens a box of precious cargo.
Tucked away on a hill in West Tisbury rests an unlikely young girl. She’s over six feet tall, has ears as big as hub caps and is stuffed with thrift...
The summer is about to officially arrive, and this year, it comes with puppets.
The Cubs will defend their championship title tomorrow at Veira Park against the winner of Thursday’s A’s-Pirates game (scores were unavailable at...
Oyster Farms by the Numbers
• In 2011 oyster farmers in Edgartown harvested 3,040 bushels of oysters valued at $729,000.
• In 2010 oyster farmers...