When Getting Lost Leads the Way

When I was quite young, in the late 1950’s, I remember pleading with my father as we were setting off on one of our Sunday drives: “Dad, let’s get lost.”

Vineyard Bookshelf: Morning Pages

The title of Kate Feiffer’s new novel comes from an exercise recommended by Julia Cameron in her bestselling book The Artist’s Way.

Felix Neck Birdathon

Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary will host an accessible birding program on Saturday, May 11 from 9 to 10 a.m.

Peter Simon Exhibit Opens at the Museum

Peter Simon was long a ubiquitous presence at events large and small, both on the Island and off. He died in 2018, but his images live on, especially how he chronicled life on the Vineyard.

Land Bank Revenues: Week ending May 3

The Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank reported revenues of $298,816.27 for the business week ending on Friday, May 3, 2024.

Bringing the Party to Aquinnah

Island performers of a variety of disciplines are gathering for the first Aquinnah Variety Show at town hall this Saturday.

Court Report: Week Ending May 10

Jozinei Ferreira, 30, of Edgartown, was arraigned on an April 29 charge in Edgartown of assault and battery.

Recent Real Estate Transactions: Week Ending May 10

David A. Croteau and Mary Ellen Croteau purchased 62 South Water street in Edgartown from Dangel Edward III and Bonni J. Widdoes for $4,500,000 on May 3.

Tisbury Ponders Charging For Short-Term Parking at Commuter Lot

Though a specific price hasn’t been landed on, town administrator John Grande said he will propose charging a daily fee for using the lot, which connects to the Vineyard Haven Steamship Authority terminal via a free bus. 

Community Foundation Awards $365,000 in Scholarships

This year’s total was the largest amount of scholarships awarded by the organization.

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