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They mingled on car-free Main street. They munched on fried dough and cotton candy. They rummaged through clothing racks looking for bargains. They...
When people think of American history of the mid-1800s, they usually think of the great westward expansion, the opening up of new territory, of...
An important study of tick-bourne illnesses conducted last fall by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) revealed high rates of Lyme disease, rocky...
Richard Dumas, a custom furniture builder and master upholsterer working with Julie Robinson Interiors, has created a line of hand-crafted children...
Sports Camp Opens
It’s good sports, and good sportsmanship at Eagle Sports Camp, open to school-age boys and girls every weekday morning this...
While packing the car for a family vacation early in his college years, Dave Tuminaro spotted a skunk in distress. The animal had gotten its head...
Willing volunteers, no experience necessary, are needed to help on Habitat of Martha’s Vineyard “build days” every Friday and Saturday at a home...
On Monday a team of college students from across Massachusetts and around the world bicycled into Edgartown to engage the community to push for...
A top lobster scientist told a gathering at the Chilmark Public Library on Wednesday night that the Massachusetts Lobster Hatchery in Oak Bluffs...
Unknown to many of the thousands of people on the Island this week, an important group of visitors arrived bearing a special gift. It comes in...
Please Adopt Us
The Animal Shelter of Martha’s Vineyard has a few nice animals who need good homes.
Owl is a purebred, white Persian cat who is...
In the 1800s, Vineyard farmers moved their goods to market in very different ways than they do now, by cart and buggy or, in some cases, by...