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Tisbury's meeting will run for at least one more night, after voters got through less than a third of the warrant.
The major debate of the first...
In response to the loss of summer programming at the Island YMCA and the growing need for valuable summer learning experiences and full-day...
Samantha Rabin, daughter of Karen and Steven Rabin of Edgartown, has been selected for the Levitt Research Fellows Program at Hamilton College. The...
Women Empowered is proud to announce the first Empowered Woman of the Year Award. Nominations are now being accepted for the woman whose attributes...
The Trustees of Reservations have a new superintendent for the management of the Chappaquiddick properties of Cape Pogue, Wasque, Mytoi and Norton...
What signals the beginning of spring like butterflies breaking forth into the warm breeze?
While school is out, April 20 to 24, giant butterfly...
O n April 14, the residents of Tisbury will be asked to vote on the sale of beer and wine in our town. The real question that most of us are...
In the past several weeks, comments in Island news papers have questioned the necessity of the Martha’s Vineyard Commission or whether Vineyard town...
An apparently routine amendment to a Tisbury bylaw about keeping dogs on leashes dominated proceedings at a special town meeting Tuesday.
Laurie...
The Martha’s Vineyard Museum announced this week that executive director Keith Gorman has resigned.
Mr. Gorman, who took over as executive...
A little sun, a little rain, temperatures hovering in the upper 40s and the wind blowing hard — it was perfect weather for the opening weekend of...
Eight Island kids participated in a dance competition Tuesday morning at the Hard Rock Cafe in Times Square in New York city as a part of the...