In a gesture of disapproval aimed at business owner Elio Silva, Tisbury’s select board has unanimously denied Vineyard Grocer’s application for a common victuallers’ license.

The Island’s first socially-distanced classical music concert took place at the Martha’s Vineyard Museum, thrilling an audience that was strictly limited to 25 eager listeners.

From the museum porch, flautist Carol Wincenc and cellist Velléda Miragias played a diverse program that flowed like water into the parched ears of music lovers who sat, in widely-spaced twos and threes, on the lawn below.

A wine-sipping squirrel, a night-watchman mouse and an owl both crowned and collared with moths were among the 12 new paintings in Saturday’s annual one-woman show by Margot Datz.

At a time when most people are encountering each other with half their facial features masked, the latest portraits in Janice Frame’s Red Dancers series are exceptionally appealing.

The cast and director of a powerful Playhouse production from 2016 are reuniting for a virtual staged reading of the play.

Drew Dixon’s Vineyard memories are rich with the kind of details a summer kid treasures all winter long.

A redesigned, expanded Tisbury School is taking shape on the desktops of Boston-based Tappé Architects; conceptual designs will be shared with the public beginning next week in a monthlong series.

Tisbury select board member James Rogers has taken aim at the proliferation of dinghies on the beach at Owen Park.

The annual financial audit for the Steamship Authority turned up no irregularities and showed the boat line has been on solid financial footing.

Liz Garbus has made a career of telling true stories. And the world has listened. Her roster of awards and distinctions includes multiple Emmy and Peabody awards and Oscar nominations since the late 1990s.