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The Martha’s Vineyard Commission has agreed to pardon a series of unapproved changes to the Wavelengths hair salon building in Edgartown.
After hearing strenuous objections from mariners this fall, the U.S. Coast Guard has decided against removing several buoys surrounding the Vineyard.
After 20 years in downtown Vineyard Haven, Midnight Farm will close its doors for good on Dec. 31.
On Martha’s Vineyard, the hungry children are hard to see. But they’re here, hundreds of them, in every Vineyard town and school.
A sweeping new plan involving federal agencies, Native American tribes, six Northeast states and many other stakeholders may help set the course of...
Rev. Cathlin Baker recently completed a four-month sabbatical in Scotland, thanks in part to a grant from the Louisville Institute.
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The new program aims to better serve the needs of patients seeking mental health services.
Once upon a time there were two fair maidens residing at the Animal Shelter of Martha’s Vineyard.
The Peter H. Luce Play Readers perform Sunday, Jan. 22 at 5:30 p.m.