News
A new review of the Bradley Square affordable housing project in Oak Bluffs last Thursday by the Martha’s Vineyard Commission brought a fresh round...
Walking around downtown Edgartown in February, it is easy to discover just how many ways there are to say, “We’re closed.”
There is the...
Vineyard Haven poet, journalist and human rights activist Rose Styron has been named a resident fellow for the spring semester at Harvard...
Accepted at Law School
Vanessa Williams of Dobbs Ferry, N.Y., has been accepted to Pace University’s Law Program for the fall of 2009. Vanessa is...
The Democratic Council of Martha’s Vineyard will meet this Saturday, Feb. 14, from 9 to 10:30 a.m. in the Howes House, across from Alley’s Store in...
Sample Edible Magazine
Edible Vineyard, a new quarterly magazine independently owned by Sam and Ali Berlow of Vineyard Haven, will be on the...
Bridge Tourney Winners
Gail Farrish of Edgartown and David Donald of Vineyard Haven recently finished first at the Eastern Massachusetts Bridge...
Sophia Arrives
Rachel and Joseph Pancotti 3rd of Oak Bluffs announce the birth of a daughter, Sophia Courtney Pancotti, on Jan. 27 at the Martha’s...
Poking out from the gloom of financial news is new hope for the fund-raising efforts of Island nonprofit organizations. A partnership of the Martha...
The hand-carved sign formerly at the entrance of the Lambert’s Cove Inn and Restaurant in West Tisbury was stolen Saturday night or early Sunday...
Craig Kingsbury Hangs
In Moakley Federal Court
A portrait of the late Craig Kingsbury of Vineyard Haven, who died in 2002, can be seen on the Web...
Citizen Police Academy
The Oak Bluffs police department will host its second annual citizen’s police academy this year. The academy gives ordinary...