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We the People
On the eve of Independence Day, with parades, picnics and baseball games on deck and flags flying from every corner, it is also a...
As we approach eight years of war, too many military families are quietly coming apart at the seams. The public hears the most dramatic stories and...
Fresh Air for City Kids
Thousands of volunteer host families throughout 13 Northeastern states and Canada open their hearts and homes to New York...
Harvey Burrell of Vineyard Haven and East Boston was selected by the WGBH-Lab as part of a team of six other young filmmakers to write, film and...
Plum TV Wins Telly Awards
Plum TV Martha’s Vineyard has won two Telly Awards. The top award, silver, was for Plum’s coverage of the 2008 Vineyard...
Summer Reading
Children may register any time for the Island libraries’ Summer Reading Program, a prize incentive program that began July 1. The...
There was no crime on Gosnold Wednesday, a day much like any other. The only difference, this time it’s official.
“No incidents whatsoever,”...
Friday, June 26: Rainy afternoon. Damp dripping landscape at Norton Farm. Long branches hang wet and low over the State Forest bicycle path.
A budding Vineyard tradition resumes next week when two teams from the Cape Cod Baseball League — the Falmouth Commodores and Wareham Gatemen —...
The Tisbury High School class of 1948 held it’s 61st reunion at The Ocean View Restaurant in Oak Bluffs on June 18. Of the original class of 25,...
The Massachusetts Community Preservation Act has been around for a short eight years, but in that relatively short span Island towns have come to...
Please Adopt Us
For those of you looking for kittens the Animal Shelter of Martha’s Vineyard has two seven-week-old part Balinese kittens. Both...