Tracking Sea Creature Stress Related to Wind Turbine Construction

As regulators consider projects up and down the east coast, researchers at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution have been simulating the booming sound of pile driving turbine monopiles to see if it has an effect on a variety of species.

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Reality Show Set to Film in Edgartown

The Edgartown select board voted Nov. 25 to approve a filming permit for the unnamed show. The shoot is expected to take place from Dec. 6-8.

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Pass the Venison; Hunting Season Helps Feed the Island

Astrid Tilton, the gleaning manager for Island Grown Initiative, said that last year the organization helped provide 600 pounds of venison to Vineyarders.

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Knowledge Keepers Statue Honors Wampanoag Artist

Beside the Museum of Fine Art staircase in Boston rests a shimmering statue of Julia Marden holding an eagle feather fan triumphantly above her head.

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Beetlebung Opens New Farmstand

The new storefront is the culmination of years of planning and provides residents a place to pick up fresh produce in the farm’s recently erected barn.

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Edgartown Board Backs Downsized Ancient Way Plan

At its meeting Tuesday, Tuesday, the planning board recommended that the Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank create a five- to six-foot-wide dirt path within the public right of way, with minimum clearing of trees in the area. 

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New Member Elected to Wampanoag Tribal Council

Jannette Vanderhoop, who was recently elected to the Martha’s Vineyard Commission after running a write-in campaign, will serve her first term as councilwoman after she is sworn in on Jan. 4.

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Thanksgiving Artisans Festival Is a Holiday Treat

The Vineyard Artisan Festivals will display the Island’s best homemade goods at their annual Thanksgiving festival next week.

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Vineyard's NAACP Chapter Elects New President

The Martha’s Vineyard chapter of the NAACP has elected Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School educator Dhakir Warren to be president for a two-year term. The election took place on Saturday.

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Standing Together to Break the Silence

Nearly a hundred people gathered at the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School on Saturday morning for a walk to raise awareness about the effects of addiction on the family and friends of those struggling with substance abuse.

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