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Winter Curtain Call
Yesterday winter gave the perfect curtain call, bowing gracefully, graciously. There was nothing overly showy to suggest that...
Daughter of super god Zeus and the Harvest goddess Demeter, young Persephone went out for a stroll one day and, as the story goes, was suddenly...
Student Theatre
A silly buffoon and a whiz kid saving the world will be the featured one-act plays performed by students from the charter school...
Fundraising Workshop
The Martha’s Vineyard Donors Collaborative is offering a workshop to teach basic grant seeking skills. This introduction to...
The road to Reuse, Renew, Recycle is always a good turn for the environment but often no more exciting than rinsing out the glass and plastic jars...
Wednesday afternoon presented a study in opposites at the small campus just past the blinker on Barnes Road. For the most part, it was quiet outside...
By REMY TUMIN
State police arrested former Massachusetts probation chief Milton Britton Sr. last Friday for cocaine trafficking.
Mr. Britton, 65...
Three new fellows have been selected for the Martha’s Vineyard Vision Fellowship, a program established in 2006 by the Kohlberg family to further...
There will be one more beer and wine license in Edgartown this summer, and that has some local business owners uneasy.
Appearing at a public...
The Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank has signed a contract to purchase 41.1 acres on Chappaquiddick, including some 900 feet of shoreline on Cape Pogue...
For almost a decade, the two major ferry operators in the Cape and Islands were united in trenchant opposition to Cape Wind. Suddenly though, one...
The Oak Bluffs clay brick bathhouse withstood the hurricane of 1938 and after its new facelift it should be ready to withstand a few more.
In...