News
The tiny population of Cuttyhunk has won its David and Goliath battle with Comcast. The giant telecommunications company this week reversed its...
The vernal equinox is tomorrow, but the sound of spring arrived early: Joyce Dresser of Oak Bluffs on March 16 was the first of many this week to...
Kids’ Art Scholarships
Scholarships for Lani Carney’s 2010 children’s programs at Featherstone Center for the Arts are available to individual...
Cake Walk
The second annual Cake Walk sponsored by the West Tisbury School third grade class will be held on Saturday, March 20, from 5:30 to 7:30...
Vacation Adventure
A five-day kids’ camp, the Vacation Adventure program will be operated by the Martha’s Vineyard Cultural Collaborative during...
Dentists to See Seniors
On March 25 and March 26 Vineyard Smiles, the Island’s portable dental program, will be at Island Elderly Housing to...
Tower Foundation executive director Glenda Cadwallader, who has led the organization for 11 years, has resigned and will leave at the end of August...
Vineyard House voted a slate of officers at its annual general meeting on Jan. 18. Mark Jenkins returns as president of the board of directors,...
Fire officials plan to conduct a controlled burn on Thursday, March 18, at Katama Airport in Edgartown.
Smoke may be visible east of Herring...
In a decade or two, they may all be headlining the Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival. But for now, a group of 14 aspiring young Island filmmakers...
Twenty-seven-year-old Danielle Ewart has always been an Island girl, whether patrolling beaches and managing aquaculture programs for Oak Bluffs or...
The Edgartown selectmen voted against an Edgartown Wastewater Commission plan to pursue a feasibility study for building a wind turbine at its...