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Scallop Shucking
Consider the scallop this Saturday at the West Tisbury Winter Farmers’ Market. In addition to the great produce and local goods...
I am the queen of justification. My latest is that I am leaving the cutting back of the perennial beds until the dead of winter.
Martha Stewart didn’t get the memo.
On her Web site, the domestic diva highlights porcelain berry as a “no maintenance plant with attractive...
Little Tin Horn is the name that Eric Cottle gave the bird that seems to be gracing everyone’s feeders this season. Nothing sounds more like those...
Cable Future Forum
MVTV, in cooperation with the towns on Martha’s Vineyard, is seeking input on the future of cable service, community media and...
Vineyard Nursing Association aides Lisa Larsen and Lena Vanderhoop have been nominated for special awards as part of the 40th annual Homecare Aide...
Buffeted by sharp northeast winds whipping off Nantucket Sound, marchers in the annual Island Veterans Day parade yesterday were met by a burst of...
Security for prisoners on work release programs from the Edgartown house of correction is likely to be tightened up following an incident this week...
A state review of Dukes County has found the current county structure renders it unable to deliver “strong and cohesive management” and recommends...
The commercial fishing quota for striped bass for the region will remain the same next year and beyond. At a meeting in Charleston, S.C., on...
From now until at least next spring, anyone who wants to put up a wind turbine — on land, except in Edgartown and at sea anywhere within three...
If the effort to save the Denniston House in Oak Bluffs was a thorny process, demolishing it may prove just as difficult. In a unanimous vote, the...