Louisa Hufstader

Tisbury Selects Boston Firm for Town Hall Study

The Tisbury select board voted last week to approve up to $70,000 for an architecture firm to identify a site where town hall offices can be brought together under one roof.

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Three Men in a Boat Take on a Broken Shark

The Shark is Broken, playing through July 20 at the Martha’s Vineyard Performing Arts Center in Oak Bluffs, takes a fresh look at the filming of Jaws from the conflicting perspectives of its three Hollywood stars.

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Circuit Arts Embraces Center Stage

Circuit Arts, the Island nonprofit that grew out of the Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival, has been stepping up its involvement in live performing arts with a new division called Circuit Stage.

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Steamship Gets Dozens of Applications for General Manager Position

The search for a new general manager to run the Steamship Authority has surveyed close to 100 potential candidates, received 40 applications and identified five leading choices so far, executives with Faststream Recruitment said Friday.

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First Graders Celebrated at State House Event

West Tisbury School students Willow Keating and Theodora Houghton are among the 10 winners of a recent statewide contest that asked first-graders to imagine their ideal school.

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Contested Tisbury House Wins MVC Approval

The Martha's Vineyard Commission voted 7-5 Thursday to approve a nine-bedroom home on Spring street that has drawn fierce opposition from neighbors.

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Steady Hand at the High School Looks to Next Chapter

As she's set to take on a new role with the Vineyard public schools, Sara Dingledy reflected on how the high school has changed since she first arrived as principal in 2016.

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Freed Israeli Hostages Speak at Oak Bluffs Event

Hundreds of people packed the Martha’s Vineyard Performing Arts Center in Oak Bluffs Tuesday to hear two freed Israeli hostages describe their time as prisoners in Gaza.

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Getting Centered

Ceramist and Featherstone pottery teacher Debbie Hale has a knack for leading beginners calmly and kindly through the basics.

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Playhouse Premieres Dear Edvard

In Dear Edvard: Munch and His Muses, composer Steven Shoenberg and librettist Richard Michelson weave a captivating musical tale of longing, despair and redemption in a Copenhagen clinic for the mentally unwell.

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