Amazon-Affiliated Pop-Up Draws Long Lines and Protestors

Hundreds of shoppers waiting in line to go to the Shop Bop pop-up shop in Edgartown last week were met with a group of protesters who urged them to shop at locally-owned businesses. 

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Proliferation of Pop-Ups Riles Downtown Business Owners

Long-simmering tensions over the future of retail shopping in downtown Edgartown boiled over this week after an Amazon subsidiary applied to host a pop-up event later this month. 

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Oak Bluffs Event Venue Changes its Name After Trademark Lawsuit

With last night’s approval from the Oak Bluffs select board, the multilevel restaurant and entertainment venue from former television personality AJ Calloway will change its name from Inkwell Beach House to Inkwell Beach Club.

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Dispute Over Oak Bluffs Event Space Name Results in Lawsuit

Kahina Van Dyke filed a complaint in U.S. District Court last week alleging that Inkwell Beach House, a planned restaurant and event venue, is infringing on her hotel, which has the same name.

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Turbulent Times at UPS Store Riles Customers

Operations are moving forward at the UPS store in Vineyard Haven after weeks of technological issues and a high volume of packages caused the business to grind to a halt, leaving customers unable to receive or send packages.

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Mocha Mott's Bids Farewell to Vineyard Haven

Scenes from Mocha Mott's final day of business in Vineyard Haven. Mott's regulars came out for one last cup of coffee.

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Third World Reopens After Circuit Avenue Crash

Owner Lori Katsounakis is seeing customers by appointment at the 52 Circuit avenue clothing and gift store, which sustained significant damage to its facade in the Nov. 22 crash.

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Quiet on Circuit Avenue Is Unsettling for Town Leaders

A rising number of vacancies and a shift toward more seasonal businesses on Circuit avenue have business owners and town officials looking at ways to keep the street vital all year long.

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Summer Season Tilts; August Surged While July Simmered

The tourism season on Martha’s Vineyard opened with a slow start, but massive August numbers resulted in a summer on par with years past.

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Circuit Avenue Mainstay Will Close Its Doors

Phillips Hardware, a regular stop on Circuit avenue for almost 100 years, will be closing its doors in September.

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