News
The last time a new president was sworn in the only Vineyard party to make the news was an anti-inaugural street march complete with protest...
After more than seven years of investigation and controversy, Cape Wind’s proposal to build 130 massive turbines across 25 square miles of...
Theatre Tryouts
This Sunday, Jan. 25, the Island Theatre Workshop, Inc. is holding tryouts for two programs of one-act plays to run at the end of...
On display at the Steamship Authority’s Vineyard Haven terminal Thursday, Jan. 29 from 4 to 6 p.m. will be a special collection of works by young...
Announcing Bess
Shannon and Daniel Carbon are happy to announce the birth of Jack’s sister, Elizabeth Graciosa Carbon. Bess was born on August 12...
Welcome Alexander
Samantha and Michael Horton of Nantucket announce the birth of a son, Alexander Meverll Horton, on Jan. 5 at the Nantucket...
Two Island men with an interest in history and research spent
Thanksgiving Day on a mission far from the dining room table this year. While friends...
In celebration of the 250th anniversary of the birth of the poet Robert Burns, the Scottish Society of Martha’s Vineyard will hold its annual Burns...
On Tuesday, Jan. 20, Barack Obama will be sworn in as the 44th President of the United States in an inaugural celebration in the nation’s capital,...
Announcing Ian
Elizabeth and Sean Kelleher of Parker, Colo. are thrilled to announce the birth of their son Ian Christopher Kelleher on Wednesday...
Responding to high demand, a grant-writing consultancy business is seeking to double a housing repairs assistance program to $2 million and open...
The Dukes County Commission is looking for dedicated residents interested in filling a wide range of important volunteer positions.
Some 30...