Community
A committee is preparing for a new phase in the mission to protect and in some cases restore the rural character of Island roads. Planners from...
The Martha's Vineyard Museum has received a $500,000 National Endowment for the Humanities grant. “Sometimes you ask for the moon, and you get it,”...
Beatrice (Beach) Bennett died early this fall after a long battle with cancer. Her daughter Bella began a scholarship fund, the Beatrice Bennett...
The basement hall at St. Augustine's might well be Santa’s workshop this week, except that Santa is in this case a group of dedicated volunteers with...
Last Saturday at the Vineyard Haven library, Alan Burt talked about working with the homeless population of Cape Cod for the past 20 years. On Dec....
John Early has contributed so many years of public service it's difficult to come up with an actual number without a high powered calculator. Hospice...
The work of an EMT begins with basic training, and recruits are always needed. Classes begin in early January. An informational open house will be...
Shotgun hunting season opened last week, and runs through Dec. 13. In addition to putting food on the table, the season is essential for gathering...
The Old Whaling Church was filled with harmonies this week as the 115-member Island Community Chorus practiced for its annual holiday concert, which...
The brassy notes of a trombone, French horns, and trumpets greeted onlookers as they crowded into Post Office Square on Wednesday night for the...
There is lots of room to roam in the cat room for the only two occupants, Nala, a two-year-old beauty and our new resident, Princess.
Edgartown fire station opens its doors to the community for those who want to learn more about the EMT course beginning in January.
