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Sunday Will Be Different
The Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School is hosting an enrollment open house on Wednesday, March 11 — it’s 5:30 p.m. to visit the kindergarten,...
The political season in Oak Bluffs promises to feature several exciting races for elected office, as five candidates run for two seats on the board...
Recent Edgartown selectmen’s meetings have acquired a running theme — junk.
When residents of Holly Bear Lane came before selectmen shortly...
Tisbury selectman Denys Wortman this week announced he was stepping down from the position, and endorsed Tisbury attorney Geoghan Coogan to fill...
The first spring community Island Grown Schools meeting will be on Tuesday March 10 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Island Co-Housing Common House in...
A bowl of steamed blue mussels is among the most valued culinary seafood dishes on the Island. Just about every restaurant that serves seafood...
A new 29-foot gaff-rigged sloop is being built at Gannon and Benjamin Marine Railway. The work began in January and the boatyard is working towards...
The tough economic times are forcing officials in cash-strapped Island towns to get innovative heading into the budget season. Town leaders are...
A proposal to build a summer performing arts stage near the Aquinnah Cliffs easily cleared its first hurdle at a special town meeting on Tuesday,...
While its leaders scrape the town coffers for pennies, America’s wealthiest small town just got richer, according to a report from Chilmark’s...
Selectmen made an exception for Dardanella and Sean Slavin, Chilmark’s first recipients of an affordable home site under the town’s new affordable...