Louisa Hufstader

Unsecured Building Raises Concerns in Tisbury

A former boatyard office building, standing on temporary supports at 51 Lagoon Pond Road, has become an eyesore and a danger to the public, several people told the Tisbury select board Tuesday afternoon.

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Tisbury Annual Election Set for Next Week

Tisbury holds its annual town election Tuesday, two weeks after the two-day April town meeting.

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Minnesingers Spring Concert Arrives

The Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School Minnesingers pay tribute to great stage musicals this weekend, with a pair of concerts at the performing arts center titled The Joint is Jumpin’.

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Harbor Homes Leadership Changes Hands

Harbor Homes of Martha’s Vineyard, the Island’s homelessness prevention nonprofit, announced this week that Brian Morris has resigned as executive director, effective April 30.

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Shark Tank Music Festival Aims to Benefit Veterans Counseling

A proposed music festival at the Martha’s Vineyard Sharks ballpark got a preliminary but unanimous thumbs-up this week from the regional high school committee, owner of the park on school property in Oak Bluffs.

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Century-Spanning Choral Concert Thrills Island Audiences

The Old Whaling Church in Edgartown resounded with music and applause over the weekend as the Island Community Chorus presented its spring concerts, opening with a powerful performance of Misa Criolla.

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Community Services Ground Breaking Celebrates Next Chapter

A ground-breaking ceremony for the new building under construction at Martha’s Vineyard Community Services in Oak Bluffs drew close to 100 people Friday afternoon, including local officials, tribal leaders, MVCS staff and board members.

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Airport Expansion Plan Arrives at MVC

The Martha’s Vineyard Commission is fast-tracking its review of a proposal by the Martha’s Vineyard Airport to renovate and expand the terminal in West Tisbury.

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Community Services Names Wing for William and Rose Styron

Martha’s Vineyard Community Services will formally break ground Friday on construction of a new building that will include a wing named for author William Styron and his widow, poet Rose Styron, who still lives in the couple’s Vineyard Haven home.

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Voters Move Quickly Through Day Two of Tisbury Town Meeting

On Wednesday evening during part two of the annual town meeting, Tisbury voters unanimously approved the town’s $41.6 million budget for fiscal year 2026.

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