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The ancient signatures on the yellow horsehide were hard to read. But when I first held that old baseball in my hands in the early 1950s, I had...
Islanders take the ferry to that other place, America. We even voted in Nineteen-Seventy-Seven to leave the state, and maybe the nation, too — when...
I have been attending Camp Jabberwocky for 47 years. Participating in the Fourth of July parade is one of my favorite activities while at camp. It...
On Sunday morning, a huge nine-by-17-foot United States flag will be hung at an Eastville home as part of one family’s Fourth of July tradition. The...
School officials have refused to comment on student disciplinary appeals held during an executive session of the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High...
As the nation celebrates its independence this July Fourth, Louie and Beth Larsen, along with the rest of the crew at The Net Result, will be busy...
Martha’s Vineyard endured a precarious existence in those heady days of the young republic. As the founding fathers debated the philosophical...
For over a decade, Antone (Tony) Bettencourt, the new police chief of Edgartown, served as the department’s special event coordinator, which meant...
The scenario has played out on the Vineyard for decades.
Someone spends a lot of money to buy an expensive waterfront home and expects to be able...
Bevy of Bands in Kahoots for Concert
The popular Vineyard band Kahoots will headline a summer music festival at Featherstone Center for the Arts...
The Louisa Gould Gallery presents Quintessential Vineyard, featuring the works of Christopher Pendergast, Maya Farber, Jeffrey P’an, Robert Jewett...
On Tuesday, July 10, at the Dr. Daniel Fisher House in Edgartown, the public is invited to buy goods and do good at the same time. A one-day...