Vineyard House Honors Legacy of Lucy Cox

The family room in the women’s building at Vineyard House, the Island’s only sober living community, will be named for Lucy Cox, a longtime supporter of the the organization and its mission.

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Finding Support and a New Path at Vineyard House

At Vineyard House’s annual Water Tasting fundraiser, guests were immediately reminded of what was at stake as they drove in to the gala Thursday evening.

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Raising a Glass of Water Is an Essential Toast To Vineyard House

The Vineyard House's annual Water Tasting By the Sea started as a small, grassroots event more than 25 years ago. It now attracts a crowd of 250 people and can bring in about 20 per cent of the annual donations for the sober home.

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Water Tasting To Benefit Vineyard House

Water Tasting by the Sea, the primary fundraising event for Vineyard House, has been announced for July 27.

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Vineyard House Receives Certification

Vineyard House, the Island’s only sober living facility, recently passed the annual recertification required by the commonwealth’s Department of Public Health.

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Vineyard House Names New Executive Director

Jennifer Vogel, of Edgartown, has been appointed the new executive director of Vineyard House, the Island's sober living community, the organization announced this week.

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Fundraiser Offers an Oasis of Support for Vineyard House

Vineyard House celebrated its 25th annual Water Tasting by the Sea on Thursday evening at Waban Park in Oak Bluffs.

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Vineyard House Initiates Parent Program

There is plenty of room for women right now at Vineyard House, the Island’s only sober living facility.

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Islanders Remember Dennis Redican as Generous, Joyful Spirit
Louisa Hufstader

Members of the Vineyard recovery community are mourning the death of Dennis Redican, an Island recovery stalwart and friend to many. Mr. Redican died Jan. 27 at the age of 74.

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Sober House Waives Rent

Vineyard House is waiving rent for its residents during the coronavirus pandemic and seeking online donations to make up the shortfall.

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