The Martha's Vineyard Regional High School class of 2026 will graduate Sunday, June 7. The ceremony will be held at the Tabernacle at 1:30 p.m. Here are the top 10 students in the class.
The Martha's Vineyard Regional High School class of 2026 will graduate Sunday, June 7. The ceremony will be held at the Tabernacle at 1:30 p.m. Here are the top 10 students in the class.
Multiple MVRHS sports teams are currently making runs into the playoffs, including boys tennis and baseball. Girls tennis plays later today.
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Some years May heads out the door in a bit of a huff, so much wind and rain wandering in its wake. Then there is the pollen, drifting through the air, covering everything from windshields and garden beds, to the backpacks and sneakers left out in the yard.
The Island community gathered in the Tisbury School gymnasium on Monday for the annual Memorial Day Parade celebration. George Pimental, Dukes County Veterans Service Officer, gave remarks to the crowd as visitors honored the sacrifices of those who have served in the armed forces.
After an Island worker and his teenage son were detained by the U.S. Coast Guard and transferred into Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody earlier this week, Vineyard organizers rallied on Saturday for their release.
Yesterday, schools across the Island took part in the annual march to the sea tradition. School kids walk from their schools to the local harbor to throw flowers into the sea in memory of veterans on Memorial Day. Pictured here are Edgartown and Tisbury schools.
The switch has been flipped — the leaves have burst forth, the ferries are full, the sidewalks bustling and occasionally the sun has a summery sheen to it. Memorial Day weekend has arrived, bringing with it a full-throttle feel.
Island Weddings Magazine threw its annual wedding conference and showcase party on Monday which ranged from the Carnegie in Edgartown to the Grange Hall in West Tisbury.
The annual outdoor musical event returned to the streets of Edgartown on Saturday. Performers sporead out among local businesses, parks and other public venues for an all-day musical extravaganza.
As the daylight lengthens and the energy picks up and the birdsong grows more robust, the time feels ripe for new beginnings. After all, everything is in bloom, so why not join the party.
The annual Aquinnah Variety Show took place last Saturday, May 9 at the Aquinnah town hall. It will featured 19 acts by individuals ranging from two and a half years old to 83 years old, performing in mediums from theatre to sports, comedy, song and dance.
In the stillness there are ghosts, old friends who sit beside you long after they are gone. Such is the way in moments of quiet and reflection if you know where to look.
Last Wedndesday, the Vineyard Unified Track and Field team competed against Dennis-Yarmouth high school. Unified Sports is a division of the Special Olympics, where students with intellectual development disabilities, along with neurodivergent students, compete as a team on the varsity level.
While you were napping May rolled into town, quietly and without fanfare, which is par for the course. May needs no loud introduction, no trumpets blowing or orators declaring.
The MVRHS girls varsity softball team defeated Mashpee on 24 to 15 on Tuesday for their first win of the season.
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