Edgartown Presents Major Parks Project

Officials on Thursday unveiled plans for an approximately $7 million project to build a new recreation area along Robinson Road and an outdoor learning campus for the Edgartown School.

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Local Marine Research Takes a Hit, Following Federal Firing Edict

The mass firing of probationary employees at federal agencies and other cuts by the Trump administration reached the epicenter of marine research for the Cape and Islands last week.

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Bird Flu Detected in Vineyard Chickens

The U.S. Department of Agriculture reported positive results for a homeowner’s flock on Feb. 26.

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Falmouth Academy Explores Boarding Option

Falmouth Academy is discussing the possibility of providing five-day boarding for students who live on Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket. 

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Embracing the Slowness of Vacation Week

It’s school vacation week here on the Vineyard, which means even some of the hardier year-round businesses close their doors as students and parents exchange backpacks for suitcases.

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Study Finds Mill Pond Temperatures are Reaching Dangerous Heights

A new multi-year study to determine the health of the Mill Brook in West Tisbury has found the system is struggling, prompting consideration of how to aid the nearly 3,000-acre watershed that feeds Mill Pond. 

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After First Cases, Vineyarders Remain Vigilant for Avian Flu

The Vineyard’s first cases of avian flu found in dead birds last week have Island officials urging the community to do its part to stop the spread of the disease. 

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Community Services Names New Executive Director

Martha’s Vineyard Community Services has selected career healthcare official Dean Teague to be their new chief executive officer.

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Up-Close Cow Encounters Are Way Cool

Nearly 80 kids are now part of 11 4-H clubs on the Island, each with its own focus and guidance from volunteers from local farms and environmental organizations.

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Quitsa Kitchen Brings Comfort Food to Vineyard Haven

When Theresa Manning was a child, her mother would always have a warm meal waiting for her. Now her new restaurant is doing much the same for the community.

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