Barnes Estate Finds: Antiques and Classic Cars to Drive Them Home
Heather Hamacek

For some 60 years, Clarence A. (Trip) Barnes 3rd has been collecting things. He filled trailers, and trucks, and buildings with items from purchasing estates and giveaways and house clean-outs.

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Rosewater Brings Adventurous Spirit to New Edgartown Liquor Store
Heather Hamacek

The newest liquor store in Edgartown focuses on craft beer, select wines and high end liquor.

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New Faces, Familiar Faces at Menemsha Market
Heather Hamacek

After five years away, Kevin and Liz Oliver are returning to run the Menemsha Market with their four kids in tow. The Olivers ran the market for 16 seasons, and Liz's family managed it for 32 seasons.

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New Owners, New Location for Tivoli Paint
Heather Hamacek

Tivoli Paint in Vineyard Haven has new owners. Diego and Andora Avansini said they have always envisioned owning a business together. The store will relocate to 426 State Road.

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H-2B Visa Cap Could Create Shortage of Summer Workers
Heather Hamacek

A cap on visas for workers from foreign countries has some Vineyard employers scrambling to fill jobs before the summer.

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Bunch of Grapes Bookstore Will Move to New Main Street Location

After nearly five years in its current location at 35 Main street in Vineyard Haven, Bunch of Grapes Bookstore is relocating down the block into the two-story building formerly occupied by Juliska.

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Vineyard Vines Moves Into Vineyard Haven
Heather Hamacek

The pink whale is coming to Vineyard Haven. Vineyard Vines will open a new store on Main street Vineyard Haven in the building that once housed Midnight Farm and the Bunch of Grapes Bookstore.

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Cronig's Celebrates 100 Years of Feeding the Vineyard Community
Louisa Hufstader

When Sam Cronig and his three brothers opened their Vineyard Haven market in March 1917, the world was still at war in Europe.

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A Lunchtime Oasis Rolls to the Rescue Each Winter
Heather Hamacek

The Food Truck anchors one of the furthest outposts up-Island for a hot lunch in the dead of a Vineyard winter. Josh and Angela Aronie have been operating the truck for four years now, never straying far from simple, handheld, comfort food served rain, snow or shine.

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Baking Up a Vineyard Business, One Pie at a Time
Mollie Doyle

Christine Kinsman, founder and owner of Pie Chicks, learned to bake pies from her mother, who learned it from her grandmother.

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