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The Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival is back for another season, this time with twice the programming. In addition to the usual Wednesday night...
Sister Immaculata Mulyei, a Franciscan Sister living and working in Zambia at the Mama Bakhita Cheshire Home for disabled children, arrived on the...
Police, fire, and Navy officials gathered at Long Point Wildlife Refuge Wednesday to dispose of a 100-pound World War II photo flash bomb.
The season of worship at Union Chapel in Oak Bluffs officially begins this Sunday, June 25.
The fourth annual Vineyard Herreshoff Cup Regatta will be held on Menemsha Pond on Saturday and Sunday, June 24 and 25.
A history teacher took responsibility for painting over three murals in the halls of the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School late last week.
The Vineyard Haven schooner Alabama ran aground off the coast of Connecticut Sunday night with a group of school children aboard. No one was injured.
Shark sweatshirts, flamingo-patterned suits, and floral-patterned dresses were a few of the looks Thursday evening at the 32nd annual Taste of the...
Utopia exists here on earth. According to filmmaker Salem Mekuria, it’s a small community in northern Ethiopia called Awra Amba.
Joe Woodin, the ousted president and chief executive officer at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital, took a pay cut when he came to the Vineyard 13 months...
In response to flooding from storms and tides, the club has proposed raising a portion of its wharf two additional feet above the water.
As a student in Jacksonville, Fla., Carla Harris had no idea that she would end up on Wall Street, publish two books and become one of the most...
