Green, that is the color I am thinking of as I look outside. I was always told that snow is nature’s fertilizer, and all I can think is that when this all melts and spring is here, we are going to have some really green grass.

Dr. Gail M O’Brien of Vineyard Haven has been certified by the American Board of Obesity Medicine as an ABOM Diplomate, a specialist in obesity medicine.

Well, if you are superstitious sprinkle a little salt over your left shoulder before reading today’s column. It has been quite a mess since the blizzard of 2015.

The Edgartown School has announced its honor roll for the second quarter of the 2014-2015 academic year.

A new facility for youth mental health services and a new field for Little Leaguers received funding Tuesday night as the recently established MVYouth community fund presented its first two expansion grants, part of a $1 million yearly campaign to help the Island’s youngest residents.

This winter, if nothing else, has been very flaky. The amounts of snow we have received seem rather excessive, but how much has really fallen?

Martha’s Vineyard joins the list of major cities offering a free screening of the film Selma to students ages 18 and younger.

Starting this week, The Terrace at the Charlotte Inn in Edgartown will be open for dinner Wednesday through Sunday.

This week the art students at Sense of Wonder Creations will be creating Valentine’s messages for family, friends or anyone in need of a card.

The Trustees of Reservations invites hikers to a guided hike through a special property filled with wetlands, rare habitat and history that leads to a north shore beach.