News
The Martha’s Vineyard Regional Transit Authority will receive just over $1.8 million of the $15 million total stimulus cash awarded to...
The gray that has canopied the Vineyard of late opened to blue skies on Saturday, but twelve logic-savvy gamesters spent the afternoon indoors...
Widow’s walks attest to them, historians tend to overlook them, and now at last, they have been given a chance to speak for themselves. Or rather,...
Anybody listening to music anywhere on Martha’s Vineyard but at the Union Chapel in Oak Bluffs on Friday night was listening in the wrong place....
With the future of the groundfish industry at stake, five Islanders plan to attend a three-day summit in Portland, Me., this week where a new...
Racks of hats and T-shirts for the optimists, sweatshirts and raincoats for the cautious, coffee cups for grown-ups, balloons for kids, hair...
The principles governing the management of affordable housing were the subject of a spirited debate in Chilmark last week.
On the table were...
A displaced but friendly goose has become a frequent visitor to downtown Oak Bluffs in recent days, waddling up and down Circuit avenue and...
It was standing room only Sunday afternoon for the installation of the Rev. Cathlin Baker as the 50th minister and first woman to lead the 336-year...
50 Year Anniversary Couple
Celebrates on the Vineyard
Student Achievement
Paul and Diane Watts proudly announce the graduation of their daughter, Kimberly A.W. Peaslee, from Franklin Pierce Law Center...
What follows is a list of scholarships and honors awarded to Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School graduating seniors and post-graduates at Class...