After winning four of their last five games, the Martha’s Vineyard Sharks have moved into second place in the eastern division of the league.

Bill Dreyer is the winner of the two-day 15th annual fluke tournament held last weekend at the Veterans of Foreign War Post 9261 Hall in Oak Bluffs.

They weren’t on the farm, out at sea, behind the line or in their home kitchens.

For the first time, Island authors Susie Middleton, Catherine Walthers, Melinda Fager, Jessica B. Harris and Robert Lionette all had lunch together. And they did so with 70 other people.

A proposal to rent electric bicycles at an Edgartown rental car shop met a cool reception Monday from the town selectmen, who voiced concerns about the safety of the two-wheeled vehicles.

Bryan Nelson, who operates A-A Island Auto Rental, already rents his low-speed electric bikes to customers in Vineyard Haven.

Dana Gaines doesn’t just talk the talk, or even walk the walk when he says he wants to save the Gay Head Lighthouse. He heads to the sea.

Eureka! Three of the Island’s four duplicate bridge clubs now have computer-dealt hands, with hand records distributed after the conclusion of play.

The first we heard about the caper was a call from my brother in law, Ralph Jones, who works at the Vineyard Haven Thrift Shop on Fridays.

The Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank reported revenues of $126,352 for the business week ending on Friday, July, 11, 2014.

The just completed 2014 edition of the Vineyard Cup featured 66 competitors.