When Howard Attebery moved to the Island at age 91 to be with the woman he loved, he brought his first love, that of microbiology, with him.He married and moved in with Cynthia Riggs and the home...

Prior to becoming a gallery owner, Teresa Kruszewski, 56, spent her days in a cubicle in New York working in retail management. Her days were filled with balancing budgets and charting plans for...

School leaders responded this week to allegations of bullying and harassment targeting immigrant students with promises to reevaluate and strengthen their current practices. A letter by the...

When Tanya Tagaq sings it is as if the earth itself has joined the conversation. An Inuit throat singer, Ms. Tagaq gasps, groans, chants, moans, screeches and screams, stretching her voice in ways...

Tisbury selectmen have agreed to bulk up safety requirements for moped rentals, beginning this season, in response to a complaint filed this week by a group of Islanders mobilized against moped...

For the first time since 1960 a Hy-Line ferry docked in Edgartown on Tuesday morning. The high-speed vessel Grey Lady III began its journey in Oak Bluffs and ferried 16 passengers to Edgartown in...

He eats lunch with seventh and eighth graders on Wednesdays, shares doughnuts with fifth and sixth graders on Thursdays and reads stories to first and second graders on Fridays. He expects the school...

Back by popular demand, Le Patin Libre, the ice skating dance company from Montreal, Canada that literally brings the audience onto the ice, returns to the Vineyard this weekend for one day of shows...

Tisbury selectmen discussed the merits of a housing bank ballot question, revisited an agreement with Cape & Vineyard Electric Cooperative and expressed concern about the high school budget at...

The Martha’s Vineyard regional high school’s boys basketball team lost their last game of the season, but will continue on to the state tournament.Monday’s game against the Weston...