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A $5 million funding bill before the Massachusetts House of Representatives would provide relief for Island businesses and their seasonal employees...
Island town building inspectors are bracing for a run of new building permits over the next three months in advance of a new state building code...
Being a seasonal Island resident, when I return to my other homeland I am often asked what do people on Martha’s Vineyard do in the winter? My...
With the 62nd annual Martha’s Vineyard Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby now at full speed, two events are running along on the side.
One is for...
Tomorrow calls for an all-Island end of summer celebration and Oak Bluffs is the host.
Organizers of the 30th annual Tivoli Day want the rest of...
It has taken them 12 years to do it, but the Edgartown board of health is finally getting tough over a breach of health and planning regulations...
As Thomas Ricks was writ ing his definitive account of the planning and execution of the invasion and occupation of Iraq, he would sometimes look...
The Martha’s Vineyard Museum has named Dr. Keith Gorman, the museum’s director of programs and archivist and librarian, to the new position of...
The Vineyard Haven Public Library evening lecture series will present a public information session on the proposed Cape Wind project on Thursday,...
Free horseback riding, kayaking, ice skating, swimming lessons, African dance classes and tennis lessons. That would sound good to a lot of people...
The Martha's Vineyard Regional High School committee approved money this week to hire an engineer to take the next steps toward connecting the...
Charter School
Monday, Sept. 17: Spaghetti with tomato sauce, meatballs, green beans, garlic bread, pears and milk.
Tuesday, Sept. 18: Chili...