Business
Tom Sharkey was named interim chief executive officer in the wake of the departure of CEO Paul Falvey.
Christine Kinsman, founder and owner of Pie Chicks, learned to bake pies from her mother, who learned it from her grandmother.
Many of the shoppers in downtown Vineyard Haven on Sunday sported the same bags.
At its last meeting of the year, the Martha’s Vineyard Commission breezed through three deliberations on commercial DRI proposals.
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission has agreed to pardon a series of unapproved changes to the Wavelengths hair salon building in Edgartown.
After 20 years in downtown Vineyard Haven, Midnight Farm will close its doors for good on Dec. 31.
Seventeen years ago, Jim’s Package Store in Oak Bluffs began selling Christmas trees. Not to make extra money, but to give back to the community.
The Island’s first Bring Your Own Bag event will take place on Saturday, Dec. 17.
Selectmen will commission a report on how much it would cost to bring the crumbling, 101-year-old Island Theatre into a safe state.
Wednesday is for weeping. On Dec. 14, Pie in the Sky Bakery will close its doors for construction.
Paul Falvey will leave the Martha’s Vineyard Savings Bank early next month to become president and CEO at the Bank of New Hampshire.
Cape Air is offering discounted winter fares to Boston for Vineyard residents.
