Anne Marlow Vose of Edgartown has been named to the McDaniel College board of trustees.

The Island Housing Trust’s seventh annual benefit brunch and screening of a documentary short, produced by IHT in collaboration with the Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival, was held at Farm Neck.

I’ve been to many farmers markets, and can tell you with certainty that none of them can touch the culinary artisanship of the one in West Tisbury.

The Steamship Authority is the lifeline to the Islands, and also too often a frustrating customer experience.

Naturally, a good many Vineyard tales verge on the odd.

As the organization that wrote and advocated for the plastic bag ban now in effect across the Island, we at the Vineyard Conservation Society were deeply disappointed to learn of the recent change at the Stop & Shop locations on Martha’s Vineyard.

It said Gate N63 on my Icelandic Air ticket from Berlin to Boston. Boarding time was 1:23 p.m. As required for an international flight, I had arrived at the airport three hours ahead of time.

The house she loves best of all was the focal point of the informal talk given by Mrs. Emily Post of New York and Edgartown at the meeting of the Dukes County Historical Society yesterday afternoon.

Jennifer Passafiume of Oak Bluffs won a bronze medal in the Aquabike World Championship Race held in the cities of Odense, Svendborg and Middelfart, Denmark from July 5 to July 14.

The shelter had a good week with four adoptions taking place.