Last Friday members of the Animal Shelter staff, along with animal control officers from both Oak Bluffs and Vineyard Haven, conducted a dramatic rescue.
The Aquinnah fire department has a new tool to respond to water emergencies thanks to a donation from Ernie Boch Jr.
On Sunday, August 23, the First Congregational Church of West Tisbury held a gathering to celebrate the successful completion of its 2011-2014 capital campaign to restore and renovate the historic church.
Connect to End Violence, which provides domestic violence, rape crisis and supervised visitation services on the Vineyard, has opened for business at a new location in Edgartown.
Eleven marksmen competed in the Martha’s Vineyard Rod and Gun Club’s second annual Rim Fire Rifle Championship Competition last weekend. Using .22 caliber rifles, competitiors fired at targets from the 65-yard marker, taking five shots from a free-standing position and five shots from a controlled bench rest position.
Island Grown Initiative is inviting the public to come get a look at the food-related work going on at their Thimble Farm property on Monday, August 31 from 4 to 6 p.m.
Louisa Gould is holding her eighth annual abstract art show at her gallery in Vineyard Haven on Saturday, August 29, from 5 to 7 p.m.
Tonight, August 28, is the opening of the one man show about the life and times of Paul Robeson. The show is being performed by Stogie Kenyatta at Union Chapel.
This Sunday, August 30, The Rev. Brandon Thomas Crowley will deliver the sermon at Union Chapel in Oak Bluffs. Rev. Crowley is the senior pastor of Myrtle Baptist Church in Newton.
Paul Robeson is coming to the Vineyard. Well, not the actual Mr. Robeson. The famous football player, singer, actor and activist died in 1976.
Al Schackman was Nina Simone’s guitarist for 40 years. He is also an Oak Bluffs seasonal resident.
One of the summer’s most anticipated events is almost here. Friday, August 21 is the 40th annual Oak Bluffs fireworks extravaganza.