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Thousands flocked to Main street in Vineyard Haven on Sunday night to celebrate the town's birthday at the Tisbury Street Fair.
Everyone had a story to share about Luke Gurney at the second annual Fluke for Luke awards ceremony Sunday evening at the Portuguese-American Club.
In a first, Martha’s Vineyard Community Services Monday opened up a live auction Monday for 10 of its low-numbered vanity plates.
Falmouth fire officials are still investigating the cause of a Steamship Authority shuttle bus fire last Saturday at the Palmer avenue parking lot.
They came by foot, by dinghy, by kayak and paddleboard for a free outdoor screening of Jaws in Owen Park.
The director of the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics, and Public Policy launched the Summer Institute speaker series with a riveting talk...
Though the names of the players keep changing, banking remains a healthy business on Martha’s Vineyard.
Construction is set to finish in September on the new museum campus , the former 19th century marine hospital in Vineyard Haven.
Tucked away in the woods of West Tisbury, the Polly Hill Arboretum has served as a not-so-secret garden since 1958.
Eight years ago, the schooner Valora broke loose in a vicious August storm and smashed against the Vineyard Haven breakwater. Valora was gone.
It was pure happenstance that West Tisbury cartoonist Paul Karasik stumbled upon a mural that became the basis of his first essay in The New Yorker.
A small core of dedicated Vineyard runners train year round for ultra-distance running. A Sunday morning run usually takes four hours.
