News
An 83-year-old woman emerged without injuries after her car rolled over on North Road in West Tisbury on Saturday.
Shortly after noon, West...
Have you ever thought about your thoughts? Not in the generic sense as in, wow I can't believe I had such a lustful thought, ugly thought,...
Iron skillets sailed through the air, tractors pulled their hardest, knives shucked away at oysters and saws worked their way through logs this...
Bay scallops have spawned with a vengeance this summer in Cape Pogue Pond. Once ranked among the most productive ponds for scallop landings in the...
Halfway through his Vineyard vacation, President Obama has turned to Island links and basketball courts for his downtime, while the operation of...
During a brief public appearance on the Vineyard on Saturday, Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick defended his plan to allow large-scale commercial...
Several people were injured and others suffered property losses when a high-speed ferry returning weekend tourists from Martha’s Vineyard to New...
Debris from heavy winds and rain that swept across the Vineyard yesterday left at least 2,000 Vineyarders without power, roads blocked, dinghies...
Island Planning
After the fair, the Agricultural Hall in West Tisbury will not be unoccupied for long: on Wednesday, August 25, at 7:30 p.m., a...
It’s not the Estuaries Project, but a project based on the estuary; the first annual collaborative arts retreat working under the title of the...
At an annual Native American speaker series held at Tufts University last winter, Aquinnah Cultural Center program director Linda Coombs saw a...
Tower Grants
The Peter and Elizabeth C. Tower Foundation recently awarded $12,265 to Martha’s Vineyard Public Schools. One of the goals of the...