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Denys and Marilyn Wortman of Hines Point were honored on Friday as the joint recipients of this year’s Spirit of the Vineyard award, given annually...
Serving Hands
Some 20 years ago, property developer Sam Dunn precipitated a major development battle with his plan for what is today the Tisbury Marketplace, a...
People from around the world and across the country come to Martha’s Vineyard to spend a long weekend, enjoy a summer, or build a life. Many Island...
Driver’s education is back in the high school curriculum for next year, despite deep cuts in school revenues and pressure from finance committees...
A former West Tisbury school teacher accused of providing alcohol and pornographic materials to former students and hosting underage drinking...
Striped bass, one of the most prized fish swimming in Vineyard waters, the focus of fishing tournaments and the dish on many dinner tables, is in...
Rabbi Caryn Broitman is a wonderful mix of seeming contradictions. She is spirited yet self-contained, outspoken but soft-spoken, a calm bundle of...
The name dates back to the 1930s, when Addie Crist sewed and stuffed six red stockings full of Christmas treats for Island children who otherwise...
Tisbury voters this week approved spending almost $7 million to build a new emergency services building.
By a margin of 566 votes to 398 they...
As of the end of October, there were 65 fewer households on the waiting list for rental assistance on Martha’s Vineyard than there were in June....
Calling it a test of town priorities, the executive director of the Island Affordable Housing Fund this week asked the Oak Bluffs Community...