The No-Nonsense Generosity of Educator Bob Moore

Former director of the Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School, Bob Moore, died on Friday.

Standing Together to Break the Silence

Nearly a hundred people gathered at the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School on Saturday morning for a walk to raise awareness about the effects of addiction on the family and friends of those struggling with substance abuse.

Meshacket Commons Housing Development Breaks Ground

Silver and green shovels struck the ground Thursday marking the beginning of construction for Meshacket Commons, an affordable housing complex off Meshacket Road in Edgartown.

Island Fire Chiefs Issue Outdoor Open Flame Ban

Dukes County has issued a ban on outdoor open flames until Nov. 22 due to a statewide drought.

No Clear Cutting

I was surprised to learn recently that the state agency that regulates the state forest is intending to push forward a plan to clear-cut 32 acres of the most mature White Pine trees in the forest.

Alpha-Gal Awareness

Thank you for highlighting the Martha’s Vineyard Tick Program’s conversation with Alpha-gal Syndrome expert Dr. Scott Commins.

Recent Real Estate Transactions: Week Ending November 8

Chilmark

Paul J. Ginter and Trisha L. Ginter purchased 5 Meeting House Road in Chilmark from Lynn Adams Fifield for $1,500,000 on Nov. 5.

Richard Peter Kass and Sarah Kathleen Moore purchased 51 Blueberry Ridge Lane in Chilmark from 51 Blueberry Ridge Lane LLC. for $2,300,000 on Nov. 8.

Edgartown

Scott Musoff and Cindy Musoff purchased 1 Jordan Way in Edgartown from Mer-Sea LLC. for $5,300,000 on Nov. 4.

Forever Grappling With Belonging

Americans have strong opinions on who belongs and who doesn’t.

Mark Higgins Resigns as Steamship's Chief Operating Officer

The Steamship Authority is parting ways with its chief operating officer following his resignation this week.

Bay Scallop Moon

We call tonight's full moon the Bay Scallop Moon. Take a look and you'll see the moon right next to the brilliant planet Jupiter. The two will be an impressive sight.

In many mainland communities the full moon is called The Beaver Moon. That doesn't make much sense here since we don't have, or have ever had as far as we know, beavers. But we've got plenty of bay scallops. And the story of our love for bay scallops is not to be matched.

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