Edgartown Town Column: May 2

The temperature is rising — now if we could just coordinate the rain so that it rains at night and the sun shines during the day we would be delighted.

West Tisbury Town Column: May 2

We are sleeping with the window open an inch or two. I cannot swear it makes a difference, but my psyche thinks it does and that is enough.

Recent Real Estate Transactions: Week Ending April 25

Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank Commission purchased Moshup Trail in Aquinnah from Helen Wanzer Mays for $2700 on April 22.

Luke Arrives

Tilly Alexander and Kyle Mercer, of Vineyard Haven, announce the birth of a son, Luke Alexander Mercer, born on April 26 at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital.

Tisbury Passes Gas-Only Leaf Blower Ban; Continues Town Meeting to Wednesday

In the first night of a double-barreled Tisbury town meeting Tuesday, voters passed an amended leaf blower bylaw, scaled back plans for new moorings, and shot down a $450,000 warrant article for renovations to the house at Tashmoo Spring.

Vision Fellowship Honors Fifteen Islanders

The Martha’s Vineyard Vision Fellowship has awarded six academic scholarships and nine fellowships to support for Vineyarders working to improve the social and environmental sustainability of the Island.

Waterview Condo in the Heart of Downtown Vineyard Haven

26 Union Court, Unit 7, Vineyard Haven waterview condo in the heart of downtown. Experience the best of in-town living with this newly built, thoughtfully designed 2-bedroom condo offering beautiful harbor views and luxurious modern finishes.

Former Sharky's Space to Become an Indian Restaurant

A new year-round Indian and Mediterranean restaurant could soon be opening in Edgartown.

Tisbury Hires New Harbor Master

Tisbury’s new harbor master is Islander Michael Gately, who is expected to start his job next week following a unanimous select board vote on Monday afternoon.

New Undersea Electric Cables Expected to be Completed in 2026

As energy use on the Island continues to rise, Eversource has made strides in installing two 5-plus mile long electric transmission cables in the seabed between the Vineyard and Falmouth.

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