St. Andrew’s Welcomes First Female Rector
Rev. Rita Teschner Powell, the new rector of St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in Edgartown, has become the first female settled priest in the church’s 131-year history.
Cannon Salute Marks End of Shenandoah’s Career
On Saturday evening, more than 200 people gathered on the Black Dog wharf in Vineyard Haven to celebrate the life and legacy of the Shenandoah
Shining a Light Into the Darkness
Members of the Martha’s Vineyard community gathered before sunrise on Saturday at State Beach to participate in the ninth annual Darkness Into Vineyard Light walk, an event that raises awareness about suicide prevention.
Island Kids’ Art Picked for SSA Calendar
Artwork by four Martha’s Vineyard children will be part of the Steamship Authority’s 2027 calendar when it comes out in November.
Gathering Together for Healing at the Children’s Memorial
For the past 25 years, loved ones have gathered at the Edgartown lighthouse for the Ceremony of Remembrance, a day to honor the memory of their children and care for the stones that bear their names.
Indigenous Culture Thrives at Aquinnah Powwow
Dozens of tribes were represented at the annual Aquinnah Powwow over the weekend, including Wampanoag, Narragansett, Nipmuc, Ho-Chunk, Ojibwe and Saponi, among others.
Veterans’ Rights Advocates Chosen for Creative Living Award
Tom Bennett and Robert Tankard have been selected by the Martha’s Vineyard Community Foundation as this year’s recipients of the Creative Living Award.