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The Peter and Elizabeth C. Tower Foundation is accepting inquiries for its 2015 substance abuse grant cycle through the Foundation’s website.
A sense of excitement filled the Old Whaling Church on Friday evening as visitors from around the country filtered in for the 14th annual Hutchins...
Olive Tomlinson remembered the cottages and the shared car rides, the simplicity of summer life. With just a few phrases, Jessica Harris evoked...
When Teresa Younger was a girl growing up in North Dakota, she fostered a deep connection to an organization that would become one of the most...
Most daytrippers come to the Island for sun and fun, but on Sunday Karen Long came for the art. Ms. Long traveled from Concord to attend the annual...
The Vineyard Gazette and a middle school class from the Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School have won a first-place award in the national...
Emergency management leaders have been busy planning within their respective town boundaries, but coordinating an Islandwide response has been slower...
Noah Galley was carrying grain to the family barn when when he saw a large bird flying in short bursts across the property. He identified the bird as...
A brief, 527-foot ferry ride separates Edgartown proper from Chappaquiddick. But assume that voyage, and you step off the grid, surrendering access...
The painted sign by the Agricultural Hall has been up for weeks. The annual Martha's Vineyard Agricultural Society Livestock Show and Fair begins its...
Nazdak is the name of Isaiah Maynard’s Trek 520 steel frame touring bike.
On a balmy August afternoon, Ronald Gault is sitting on the porch of his Oak Bluffs home, overlooking the foothills of New York avenue.
