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In November they played leading roles in the regional high school drama The Miracle Worker.
Since then Katharine Clarke and fellow high school...
Less than two years after her final Vineyard voyage, the once-beloved ferry Islander is floating unwanted off Governors Island, N.Y. waiting to be...
Less than a month after a new state law went into effect decriminalizing the possession of small amounts of marijuana, law enforcement leaders,...
It strikes fear into the hearts of most business owners, but the recession does not scare Nancy MacMullen, the Island cobbler.
A look around her...
Demand for services is now at an all-time high at Martha’s Vineyard Community Services, the Vineyard’s sole umbrella social services agency, and...
The Katharine M. Foote memorial animal shelter in Edgartown, which is owned by the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals...
A renewed effort to restrict striped bass to game fish status in Massachusetts is dividing recreational and commercial fishermen.
Legislation was...
Welcome Mateus
Claudianne Reis and Anderson Perini announce the birth of a son, Mateus Reis B. Perini, at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital on Jan....
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Megan Honey has been elected president of Alpha Xi Delta Sorority at the University of New Hampshire in Durham, where she is...
Friends and supporters of Patty and Lewis Codding of Vineyard Haven who lost their home to fire last week, have established an account at the...
Edgartown Library is raffling off a basket of Valentine treats on Friday, Feb. 13 at 4 p.m. Tickets are $3 each, two tickets for $5, or ten tickets...