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The health and economic effects of the Covid-19 pandemic are causing increased demand for supplemental food on Martha’s Vineyard, according to a...
Coronavirus cases continued to spike on the Vineyard and throughout the state, with the Island boards of health reporting an additional five new...
Leslie’s Drug Store, a family-run pharmacy and Main street institution in Vineyard Haven since 1948, will permanently close at the end of this year,...
Patient Centric received a special permit from the West Tisbury zoning board of appeals Thursday night -- the last step in approval for the Island’s...
Neither global pandemic nor autumn storm could keep the organizers and musicians of LadyFest from their annual mission: to help Island victims of...
Tomorrow we have a Blue Moon, a full moon. While there is no color change, the name of a color refers more to its rarity. You won’t see anything...
Polling stations in all six Island towns will be open for in-person voting on Tuesday from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. All voters are required to adhere to...
Southern New England lobster stocks have declined to record lows in recent years according to scientists and regulators, jeopardizing the future of a...
Vineyard voters go to the polls Tuesday to help decide the most watched presidential election in history. Nearly half the Island’s registered voters...
On the eve of an election marked by the bitterest presidential race in modern history, Martha’s Vineyard voters hardly need the usual exhortation to...
A coronavirus case cluster that has contributed to an overall spike in Covid-19 patients on Island this week continues to expand.
Towns around the Island are looking to discourage trick-or-treating and large gatherings, while also trying to come up with creative solutions.