Friends and Family Mourn Construction Worker’s Death

Family and friends of Jorge Marcelo Yanza Riera, who died after falling at an Edgartown construction site last week, remembered him as a hard worker who had recently moved to the U.S.

By the Numbers: Flora and Fauna

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Illustrations by Chris Burrell

Go Native!

Find out how to landscape your home with a nature-based, native plant approach.

Sharks Players in Need of Housing as Season Approaches

With about a month to go before the season starts, the Martha's Vineyard Sharks are about 20 beds short for its 40-man roster.

St. Andrew’s ‘Father Chip’ Retires

The Rev. Vincent G. (Father Chip) Seadale, pastor of St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in Edgartown, is retiring to Florida next week after more than a decade and a half of Island ministry.

$10 Million East Chop Bluff Grant in Danger of Being Rescinded

Town officials said the Federal Emergency Management Agency grant, awarded to the town in 2022, may be rescinded, similar to the $90 million in federal grants the Trump Administration cancelled in Massachusetts communities earlier this month.

Next Level Chef Cooks for the Home Crowd

Next Level Chef contestant Ryan Scanlon made his homecoming on Thursday at Alchemy in Edgartown, where he first discovered his passion for cooking as a teenager. 

Netflix Judy Blume Adaptation Set to Come Out Next Month

Forever, an eight-episode series based on Judy Blume’s novel of the same title, is being released May 8. The last episode of the series was filmed on the Vineyard last spring. 

Island Legend and Black Dog Owner Captain Bob Douglas Dies at 93

Captain Bob Douglas, sailor, teacher, and founder of the Black Dog Tavern and apparel company, has passed away. His impact on the Island will be felt for generations to come. And there’s an explosion of daffodils on the Island.

Southern Pine Beetles Could Slowly Reshape Island Forests

The southern pine beetle has devastated parts of some of the Island's forests. Conservation groups are in the early stages of fighting back.

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