Spring Into Self-Care The Oak Bluffs Library is hosting a healing event on Tuesday, March 19, to coincide with the first day of spring.

Juniors Elliot Stead and Jacksun Engler represented the regional high school at the Massachusetts Region V Science and Engineering Fair held at Bridgewater State University on March 2.

I want to recommend to all Vineyarders to go to Featherstone Center for the Arts to see its outstanding exhibit about the Martha’s Vineyard Commission now celebrating its 50th year.

Five Vineyard ballers will lace up for a last run on the court this season as the Cape and Islands league boys and girls All Star games are set to take place Sunday at the Hyannis Youth and Community Center.

Vineyard Wind’s plans to build an observation tower next to the Tisbury Marine Terminal on Beach Road have been swapped out in favor of helping to fund a new public park and beach area. 

It is not often that the same species repeats at the top of this column but once again American oystercatchers are in the news as the Martha’s Vineyard Bird Club’s field trip on March 9.

The subject was not black and white, but rather a shade of gray.

The wind is worse for outdoor work than rain or even snow. Tarps blow around, it’s impossible to spread fertilizer and a person’s overall mood becomes increasingly sour.

Friends of Family Planning will host a lip sync contest to benefit the organization on Friday, March 22 at the Loft in Oak Bluffs.

The jury trial for Romane Clayton and Miquel Jones, two men who were arrested for allegedly robbing the Rockland Trust Bank, is now scheduled for Oct. 7, nearly a year after the initial trial date.