History Buff, Maritime Bookseller Ginny Jones Closes Up Shop

When it comes to Vineyard history, up-Island mariner and antiquarian bookseller Virginia Jones pulls no punches. Since 2014, she has spent her days holding court at her Menemsha bookstore.

Ice Cream Shop, Caribbean Carry-Out Proposed in Tisbury

Two established Beach Road companies seeking to expand their businesses came before the Tisbury planning board this week. Both hearings were continued.

Spirit of the Vineyard Nominations Open

Spirit of The Vineyard Award nominations are open now through April 14.

West Tisbury Tax Rate Expected to Drop By 25 Per Cent

The drop is largely due to increasing property values, according to the town.

Boys Hockey, Basketball Playoffs Set for Sunday

The Vineyard boys hockey team will face Stoneham and the basketball team plays Norton.

Venus and Jupiter

The two brightest planets, Venus and Jupiter, continue to dance low in the southwestern sky after sunset. Take a look. The two were closest together on Wednesday. They are separating. Jupiter is now appearing under Venus. In the weeks ahead Jupiter will noticeably sink lower into the evening twilight. Venus will continue to grow in height and set later in the evening. Venus will be at its highest in mid-June. Right now the two planets are in the zodiacal constellation Pisces. Jupiter will be in Pisces for a while.

QuinTango Musical Residency on Island

The sextet's Island residency will culminate with a free tango music concert and community dance on Friday, March 17.

Girls Hockey Falls to Norwood In Tournament Play

The Vineyard girls hockey team season ended sooner than planned Thursday, with the girls losing 5-2 at home to Norwood.

The Mustangs came charging out of the gate and rattled the Vineyarders early with two goals in the first six minutes. Having played each other in the final regular season game, the Vineyard girls were eager for redemption but Norwood had an answer for purple’s attack.

MVC Defends Its Role As Towns Question Budget

Under scrutiny by at least two Island towns over rising expenses and a skyrocketing legal budget, the Martha’s Vineyard Commission is defending its role.

Finding Their Way, Venezuelan Migrants Put Down New Island Roots

Six months ago, Eliud made an unplanned trip to Martha’s Vineyard. Now he’s here to stay — or at least he is hopeful about that.

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