The last time Jeffrey Toobin gave a talk on Martha’s Vineyard in 2012 an overflow line stretched down Centre Street in Vineyard Haven to get into the Hebrew Center. Organizers of the event...

Carl Coppenrath can remember the days when it seemed bluefin tuna fishermen could walk on water. In the heyday of the 1980s, the market was so flush in Menemsha that fishermen could literally walk...

The OB Boogie began six years ago when a group of four mothers decided to bring their friends and families together to dance, play sports and have fun. Over the years it has become one of the largest...

New business ventures occupied the Tisbury selectmen at their meeting Tuesday. The board heard from both town officials and members of the public on draft regulations for a potential aquaculture...

Hugh Parker, a 29-year-old runner from New York city, won the 42nd annual Chilmark Road Race with a time of 15:40:20. Mr. Parker refers to himself as a casual runner, though his previous Chilmark...

The Chilmark Road Race marks its 42nd year on Saturday, and 1,600 pairs of running shoes, plus two large lobsters for the male and female winners, will be on hand to help celebrate the annual...

The multigenerational legions of the Chilmark fire department community sprawled behind the town community center Wednesday for the volunteer firefighter association’s annual Backyard Bash....

The Vineyard community gathered at the Davies residence in Chilmark last week for the ninth annual Stars+Stripes festival, a fundraiser to support the YMCA. Legendary musician and Massachusetts...

On November 9, 1938, Nazi troops swept across Germany on a pogrom to exterminate the Jewish people and their history. They targeted and systematically destroyed synagogues, Jewish owned storefronts,...

Over 60 artists hung their paintings, photographs, illustrations, collages and mixed-media along the metal fence encircling the Tabernacle for the 61st annual All-Island Art Show on Monday. On the...