News
Ten minutes outside of Paris is what Aquinnah archaeologist Duncan Caldwell calls a “phantasmagoric landscape” of gnarled rock outcroppings and...
Seeking Food
Are you closing your summer house and have food left in your pantry? The Martha’s Vineyard Hebrew Center’s social action committee is...
Katherine Aleksandra Peachway and Joshua Samuel Dienstag, both of New York city, were married on June 12, 2010 at the Beach Plum Inn in Menemsha....
Big Ship Big Tour
The Kalmar Nyckel, the Tall Ship of Delaware, will be in Vineyard Haven this weekend, taking tours and sails on Saturday, Sunday...
Please Adopt Us
The Animal Shelter is bursting at the seams with cats, kittens, guinea pigs, a bunny, and one beautiful dog. She is a handsome...
As of 2 p.m. Thursday most Island towns had declared a state of emergency due to the oncoming approach of hurricane Earl, according to an...
Hurricane Earl is growing in size and remains on track to pass close to the Cape and Islands, bringing hurricane winds to Martha’s Vineyard,...
Emergency preparations are under way all across the Vineyard, as Hurricane Earl crawls up the eastern seaboard, a powerful category four storm....
Inkwell Beach in Oak Bluffs has been closed to swimming after water tests showed unacceptable levels of bacteria.
Signs have been posted to warn...
The Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank is seeking legal advice on whether major changes being carried out to Crow Hollow Farm by its new owner breach an...
The toughest competition the Let’s Move Martha’s Vineyard community kickoff festival faced this past week may have been the weather. A three-day...
Sea Art at Pep Art
Pep Art will open a new exhibition, Sea Art, this Friday, Sept. 3, featuring ocean field paintings by Clifford Smith. Other...