Chilmark Serves Up New Pickleball Rules

The plastic popping sound of pickleballs in Chilmark could be tamped down under a new draft bylaw unveiled by the Chilmark planning board this week. 

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Wind Projects Make Headway

Offshore wind energy projects continue to progress in the waters south of the Vineyard, with two new wind farms approved and construction starting on a third.  

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Elopement Planner Ties Her Own Knot

Jacalyn Kane, who has organized and officiated more than 300 elopements on the Vineyard, married her husband Gary Brown in May at their new home in Santa Fe, N.M.

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Where Authors Step Off the Page

Variety is the core theme of the Martha’s Vineyard Author Series this year. The series kicks off on July 11, with Frank Bruni talking about his book, The Age of Grievance.

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Chilmark Inches Towards New Preschool

The select board Tuesday voted to proceed with a new building plan in an attempt to solve the nonprofit school's space crunch.

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Menemsha Bakery Stirs Debate About Chain Stores

A plan to open an Iggy's Bread location at the former Bite location in Chilmark raised concerns about changes in the fishing village Tuesday.

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Financial Snag Prompts Chilmark Special Town Meeting

The town has called a one-article town meeting for Monday, July 15 to transfer more than $400,000 from the town’s general stabilization fund to various projects. 

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Legacy of Frederick Douglass Lives On

For the 20th consecutive year, Renaissance House will host a reading of Frederick Douglass’s 1852 speech What To The Slave Is The Fourth Of July on July 4. 

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Musical Muse Leads to a Life on Screen

Emmy-award winning and Grammy-nominated composer Jay Chattaway can pinpoint the exact moment he realized he wanted to compose scores for film and television.

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Enjoying More Than a Meal at Taste of Juneteenth

Food and justice were on the menu at the third annual Taste of Juneteenth on Sunday.

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