The Martha's Vineyard Museum unveiled its new partnership with Aquila owners Del Araujo and Jennifer Straub.
The Martha's Vineyard Museum unveiled its new partnership with Aquila owners Del Araujo and Jennifer Straub.
Some days it's winter, but some days it's spring. Some days the snow flurries, and some days the rain pours. The rain started last night and is expected to continue all Sunday long. It's a good day to settle in with the PyeongChang Olympics and some curling.
The New England Patriots flag appeared on the Vineyard Haven seawall the week before the Super Bowl in what is now a Vineyard tradition. This year Blitz for Six was written on the base of the flag as the hometown team vied for their sixth Super Bowl championship.
We interrupt today's non-stop New England Patriots news cycle with sights and scenes as February begins on the Vineyard. Even in the starkest days of the year, the natural beauty of the Island is clear.
The Vineyard's many avian winter residents have arrived. Check out the Bird News column for the latest, and don't forget to send your bird sightings to birds@mvgazette.com.
The Vineyard woke Tuesday to falling snow and high tides. Waves lapped Beach Road and waves crashed over seawalls. Edgartown Harbor's parking lot was flooded.
Twenty-nine Martha's Vineyard Regional High School art, design and technology students won a total of 47 awards this year across seven categories at the 2018 Boston Globe Scholastic Art Awards.
Only four days left in January and the Island now enters a final run through the back side of winter.
In 1974 the Martha's Vineyard Ice Arena was established as an outdoor skating rink. The recently renovated indoor arena is now home to open skates, youth hockey, an adult league, and is home to the regional high school boys and girls hockey teams. It had a grand re-opening Saturday.
Women, men, teenagers and children gathered at Five Corners Saturday afternoon to mark the first anniversary of the women’s march to protest the inauguration of President Trump.
No doubt the winds will blow and the snow will fly many times again before winter takes final leave of the Vineyard. For now, however, it is enough to enjoy a few warmish days in January, days that often end in breathtaking sunsets.
Nearly 200 elementary school children performed a repertoire of strings music at the Performing Arts Center.
In the beginning, there was ice. Well, the beginning of 2018 anyway. This year's chill has our attention as the winter air sharpens our view to the horizon.
The first weekend of 2018 brought single-digit temperatures and a deep freeze settled over the Vineyard.
Oak Bluffs firefighters staged an ice rescue drill with temperatures hovering about one degree above zero.