News
This from the holiday classic Miracle on 34th Street: “Faith is believing in something when common sense tells you not to.”
World War II veteran Fred B. Morgan Jr. of Edgartown told a gathering of veterans, along with their families and friends on Tuesday that he hopes...
Oak Bluffs selectmen Tuesday agreed to schedule a special town meeting next month to decide several key issues, including hiring a firm to...
Hospice of Martha’s Vineyard announced this week that Melinda Loberg of Vineyard Haven has been chosen to receive the annual Spirit of the Vineyard...
Studies Abroad
Alison Carr of West Tisbury, a junior at Farleigh Dickinson University’s College at Florham in Madison, N.J. is spending the fall...
This November, many Vineyard families are thankful for something special: the gift of friendship with a New York city child. Through The Fresh Air...
Oak Bluffs police arrested a Colorado woman last Friday after she reportedly backed into a police cruiser parked on Circuit avenue.
Police are...
The Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School currently lights up the NStar energy grid brighter than any other single client on the Vineyard, but a...
A proposed Edgartown affordable housing trust, which would streamline purchasing and take spending out of voter control and put it into the hands...
Some people, if they shared an award with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. might be pleased to think they’d made it, big-time. Not Brendan O’Neill. He was...
The Vineyard bay scallop season is underway and the news is mostly good for local consumers and commercial fishermen alike. Chilmark is having one...
Spokesmen for MassHighway said this week that a plan to close Beach Road for six months to replace the Big Bridge and Little Bridge will not happen...