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Exposing the limits of environmental policing, wetlands violations that took place across six and a half acres of privately-owned, ecologically...
A proposal to allow the only commercial wind farms in state waters close to the western end of the Vineyard has been advanced without due...
Welcome, Colby
Alyssa and Nicholas Meegan of Vineyard Haven announce the birth of a son, Colby Maxwell Meegan, born on June 18 at the Martha’s...
Welcome Kayra
Cristina and Juner Carlos of Vineyard Haven announce the birth of a daughter, Kayra Gonsalves Carlos, born on June 17 at the Martha’...
Ask Nobel prize winning economist Robert Solow why those of us who toil away diligently in the real economy should be required to come up with vast...
Tomorrow afternoon the streets of Edgartown will close, but the town will be far from quiet. The kickoff for this year’s Fourth of July festivities...
Patriotism, Vineyard history and the meaning of the Fourth of July holiday remain vibrant at Memorial Park in Edgartown. The one-and-one-half acre...
The recession has hit Island nonprofits hard, a recent survey by the Martha’s Vineyard Donors Collaborative has found.
Released this week and...
As many as 166 wind turbines, generating enough electricity to power some 200,000 homes, could be built in Vineyard waters under a state draft...
Senior White House aides and Secret Service are now considering three Vineyard properties for a planned holiday by President Obama and his family...
Harvey Burrell of Vineyard Haven and East Boston was selected by the WGBH-Lab as part of a team of six other young filmmakers to write, film and...
Plum TV Wins Telly Awards
Plum TV Martha’s Vineyard has won two Telly Awards. The top award, silver, was for Plum’s coverage of the 2008 Vineyard...