Packed harbors, crowded ferries, maskless Main streets and indoor dining — after 15 months of pandemic lockdown, Martha’s Vineyard is readying for Memorial Day.
Island restaurant and hotel owners reacted with frustration Monday after Gov. Charlie Baker announced his ultra-slow reopening plan for the commonwealth.
A week ago, Storm Swain became a U.S. citizen. On Monday, she joined the Pledge of Allegiance at the Memorial Day parade on the Vineyard.
The Vineyard pauses today to celebrate the national holiday with a parade, a picnic and flag ceremony in Vineyard Haven. The parade begins at 10 a.m. at the American Legion Hall.
Busy is the common theme as the Vineyard gets ready for another summer season on Memorial Day weekend.
The annual Memorial Day parade stepped off smartly in Vineyard Haven Monday under overcast skies and a solemn air.
Memorial Day weekend is here, the ferries are full, the shops open, and the streets crowded.
