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Each time a Steamship Authority boat has docked at Woods Hole or Hyannis over the past week or so, the captain has turned off the engines. In the...
An aggressive and combative wild turkey was shot and killed by a Chilmark police officer last Sunday after it reportedly attacked two people...
A preliminary report on the Oak Bluffs waterfront completed by an engineering firm hired by the town concludes that a large section of retaining...
Fly-Fishing Class
A fly-fishing class for beginning and experienced fishermen will be held Saturday, June 21, from 8:30 a.m. to noon at the Martha...
North Water Gallery in Edgartown welcomes all to a champagne celebration to honor Ray Ellis with his first show at the gallery. The reception is...
Company Marks 100 Years
Chaffee Industrial Roofing of East Providence, R.I., a company with ties to the Vineyard, is celebrating 100 years in...
A dragon created by art and technology teacher Paul Brisette and his art students at Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School will fly high and...
A new draft request for proposals (RFP) to improve up-Island cell phone service is complete, but first the three towns that are involved must sign...
Champion golfer Ernie Els will headline the golf offerings at this year’s Possible Dreams Auction, the charitable fund-raising event that benefits...
Leaving
How can I bear to leave this place,
take the next boat out into the harbor,
pass the buoy, toss
a penny into the water for a return...
The Internet has been around for approx i mately four decades, but a team of Stanford University experts says it’s broken. It’s now in the midst of...
Unfortunate License
The very thought that walking down a Vineyard beach and casting a fishing line into the ocean will require a license would...