Although the 2025 graduating class of Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School consists of only two students, their impact has been felt throughout the student body, according to Pete Steedman, the director of school.

Oak Bluffs voters this week took steps to help the town increase its water supply in the face of a looming shortage. 

The Vineyard came together on Saturday at the Agricultural Hall to support the family of Frank Rodenbaugh, who died in March at the age of two.

Vineyard students honored fallen soldiers on Friday with the annual March to the Sea tradition at harbors all over the Island.

Memorial Day weekend has arrived on Martha’s Vineyard, bringing with it a mix of uncertainty and optimism as Islanders navigate the shifting political and economic climates. 

Circuit Arts is joining a centuries old tradition next week with a rendition of the Iliad, an epic Greek poem that details the end of the Trojan War. 

Longtime Vineyard summer resident Theodus Crane scored a role in Sinners, one of the biggest blockbusters of the year. The actor, who also teaches boxing on Island, talked about his role in the film and what it was like to work on a movie with Oscar buzz.

Longfin squid have returned to Vineyard waters as they do every spring. When dusk approaches, fishermen all over the Island congregate on the docks and beaches, or head slightly offshore.

This year’s Martha’s Vineyard Agricultural Society fair poster features a rooster with plumage made of fishing lures, created by Abe Pieciak.