Kid’s Trout Tournament Hooks Next Generation of Anglers

At the break of dawn on Saturday, five-year-old Aurora Lapierre reeled in a 14-inch trout at Duarte’s Pond using her rainbow striped pole and worms she had named Wormy and Squirmy.

Island Cook Departs Next Level Chef with Praise from Gordon Ramsay

Next Level Chef contestant Ryan Scanlon, who first discovered his passion for cooking as a teenager at Alchemy in Edgartown, was eliminated from the reality cooking show on Thursday, but got commendations from the judges.

Out of Sight for Three Years, Right Whale Calvin Makes a Cameo off the Vineyard

More than 60 right whales were sighted 55 miles south of the Island in an aerial survey conducted by the New England Aquarium’s Anderson Cabot Center for Ocean Life on April 23.

West Tisbury Ponders New Tax Program

The board of assessors presented a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT) program to the select board during a select board meeting Wednesday.

Little Lady Heads to Dry Dock for Restoration

Little Lady, a historic vessel that has fished out of Menemsha for decades, has left its harbor.

Dead Minke Whale Washes Up at Black Point

The dead minke whale was found washed ashore on Black Point Beach in Chilmark on Sunday.

Community Services Names Wing for William and Rose Styron

Martha’s Vineyard Community Services will formally break ground Friday on construction of a new building that will include a wing named for author William Styron and his widow, poet Rose Styron, who still lives in the couple’s Vineyard Haven home.

Island Police Departments Face Staffing Shortages

Vineyard police chiefs said they are grappling with the Island's dearth of affordable housing, a wave of retirements and the next generation’s waning interest in policing. 

Island Police Face Shortages

Island towns struggle to find enough police officers to fill shifts because of the high cost of housing. And the asparagus is up and the bees are back, ready to pollinate your garden.

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