Business
A months-long dispute between the Oak Bluffs selectmen and a Circuit avenue businessman came to a head this week when the owner of an unbuilt lot at...
It may not be obvious what a garter, a spool of thread, yellow lace, old keys, feathers, antique sheet music and cowry shells all have in common, but...
What does a horseshoe crab have to do with Burning Man
(the annual creativity event held in the Nevada desert), an Island psychologist and the lost...
Phil Regan always knew he would be an architect.
“I liked to draw,” he said. “I had always been in art classes and I liked those classes the most...
Vineyard design doesn’t have one flavor or medium. The
range in style, materials, aesthetic and use is as varied as the Island
itself. But twice a...
Five years after the recession hit the national economy, anecdotal reports from Island businesses say the local economy is slowly creeping back to...
This week concludes Capt. Robert Douglas’ 50th summer skippering the Shenandoah, what amounts to the longest-running relationship between a captain...
Women Empowered will celebrate three local women who make a big impact on the Island at a Women of the Year champagne brunch on Sept. 29 at the...
Martha’s Vineyard Savings Bank is investigating fraudulent automatic teller machine withdrawals from several customer accounts over Labor Day...
Krishana Collins is sculpting bouquets in her flower studio. She wears knee-high, green rain boots and moves quickly down a row of three wooden...
Paul Schneider of West Tisbury has been named the new editor of the Martha’s Vineyard Magazine, publisher Jane Seagrave announced this week.
Shep and Ian Murray sat in a pair of white Adirondack chairs on the front stone patio of Vineyard Vines in Edgartown. Both were barefoot. A pair of...
