News
For the first time in the program’s 14-year history, the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School girls’ hockey team qualified for the state...
The Edgrtown fire department will set fire to an unoccupied home in Katama on Saturday, Feb. 19 as part of a training exercise. The drill will...
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ArtFarm Enterprises has teamed up with the West Tisbury School’s fourth grade class to create a unique adaptation of Aesop’s Fables. The...
Elects Officers
Vineyard House, a public charity that provides housing for Islanders in early recovery from substance abuse, held its annual...
For Vineyard veterans seeking on-Island access to health care, a long wait is getting longer.
Despite word in January that a contract for health...
A year and a half after the Menemsha fire, insurance claims for fishermen and recreational boat owners who suffered property losses remain...
The West Tisbury selectmen are now considering reversing an order to destroy two Akitas on condition that the owners agree to turn over the dogs to...
Ah, the first signs of spring: Crocuses are in bloom, animals are emerging drowsily from their burrows and the forecast is pleasant. Wait, what...
Ice Hockey Tournament
The 15th Annual Fairleigh S. Dickinson Tournament takes place this weekend at the Martha’s Vineyard Arena. The varsity...
The county communications center, a hub for all dispatches from police, fire and other public safety agencies, is about to go underground. In two...
Renaissance House, a retreat for artists and writers in Oak Bluffs, is accepting applications for its 11th year of operation.
Renaissance House...