Lifting Up the Enduring Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King
Gwyn Skiles, Katrina Liu and Addison Antonoff

The Vineyard remembered and paid tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King in a series of events during the holiday weekend.

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Hospital Honors Dr. Michael Bigby

Dermatologist Dr. Michael Bigby is retiring after 35 years of providing care on the Island. On Friday, family, friends and colleagues gathered at Martha’s Vineyard Hospital to celebrate him.

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West Tisbury Considers New Mill Pond Committee

The West Tisbury historic district commission asked the select board to consider putting an article on the upcoming annual town meeting warrant that would create a new Mill Pond committee.  

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Chilmark Schools Consider Schedule Shuffle Due to Preschool Delay

The new Chilmark preschool will not be ready for the start of the 2025-2026 school year as previously planned, potentially forcing changes at the Chilmark elementary school. 

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Coastal Supply Co. Looks to Build on Success in Larger Space

When the opportunity arose for Coastal Supply Co. owner Anne-Marie Eddy to relocate to a larger space, she jumped at the chance.

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A Photographic Journey of Protests

Island resident and attorney Jamie Fishman combines both his lifelong passions in his new documentary photography book titled American Protest — Images from the Streets.

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Island Pays Tribute to Martin Luther King

Martin Luther King Jr. Day is being remembered and celebrated across the Island this weekend.

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Chilmark Select Board Member Won’t Run for Reelection

Chilmark select board chair James Malkin will have been a select board member for three terms by the time he steps down in April.

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Second Hockey Player Crosses 100-Point Threshold This Season

With the hockey team’s season not even at the halfway mark yet, the team has had a lot to celebrate as two players have now surpassed the 100-point mark.

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West Tisbury Awards Affordable Housing Project Contract

The proposed 401 State Road project is back on track after the town temporarily halted the development to deal with a potential $1.4 million funding gap.

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