News
There was no crime on Gosnold Wednesday, a day much like any other. The only difference, this time it’s official.
“No incidents whatsoever,”...
The Tisbury High School class of 1948 held it’s 61st reunion at The Ocean View Restaurant in Oak Bluffs on June 18. Of the original class of 25,...
The Massachusetts Community Preservation Act has been around for a short eight years, but in that relatively short span Island towns have come to...
Please Adopt Us
For those of you looking for kittens the Animal Shelter of Martha’s Vineyard has two seven-week-old part Balinese kittens. Both...
No doubt about it, David Kinney gets the Vineyard. His book, The Big One, shows that. But he could not live here, he reckons, without succumbing to...
Gas
Statewide the price of gas dropped just in time for the holiday weekend. Too bad it didn’t happen here, too. Prices for regular unleaded gas...
The Oak Bluffs wastewater commission on Wednesday voted unanimously to repair a failing septic grid buried underneath Ocean Park, partly to satisfy...
A grant proposal to rejuvenate Island shellfishing was rejected in a nine-figure National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) stimulus...
Island businesses already pinched by the recession will soon have to contend with a slew of new taxes recently approved in a state budget that will...
After a full month of bad weather, things got even worse yesterday, as a range of fast-moving thunderstorms brought downpours with lightning and in...
Tenth generation Vineyarder S. Bailey Norton Jr. will be honored at a public event hosted by the Edgartown library: the Legacy of Learning Summer...
Tom DeMont, 68, has a quiet time in the morning when he sits and makes scrimshaw. It is a serene opening to the day. For 32 years, Mr. DeMont has...