News
In a decade or two, they may all be headlining the Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival. But for now, a group of 14 aspiring young Island filmmakers...
Twenty-seven-year-old Danielle Ewart has always been an Island girl, whether patrolling beaches and managing aquaculture programs for Oak Bluffs or...
The Edgartown selectmen voted against an Edgartown Wastewater Commission plan to pursue a feasibility study for building a wind turbine at its...
Clarence (Trip) Barnes, owner of Barnes Trucking and a well-known community volunteer and charity auctioneer, appeared before the West Tisbury...
Chilmark Race
Two candidates will vie for the Chilmark selectman seat being vacated by Riggs Parker. Both Jonathan Mayhew and William N. Rossi...
Another piece of what probably was a large wooden sailing ship has been uncovered in the wash at Wasque.
Last week, The Trustees of Reservations...
The Chilmark Police Department recently shut down a longtime party barn for teens after a source led them to photos of the location on Facebook....
Against the strong objections of the chairman of the finance advisory committee, and one of its own members, the Oak Bluffs selectmen on Tuesday...
The view from the Tashmoo overlook, one of the great vistas of Martha’s Vineyard, has been restored, after the owners of a number of large trees...
The Island Food Pantry unfortunately broke another new record last week. In a span of three days, the pantry gave food to 184 Vineyarders. Of the...
Thirty-five years ago, at the end of the Viet Nam war, there was a mass evacuation of Vietnamese orphans who had been adopted by Americans and...
Three different start-up companies are pursuing plans to radically expand the Island’s broadband connections, and in the process dramatically...