Katama Airfield Hangar Cleared for Rebuilding

After eight years of legal wrangling, Edgartown selectmen cleared the way Monday for a new aircraft hangar at the historic grass airfield at Katama.

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Combining Music and Intellect, Taj Mahal Forges His Own Path

Friday’s performance by Taj Mahal at the Old Whaling Church was the 68th of 102 scheduled gigs in 2016, a tour pace that keeps him on the road 11 months out of the year. Already this year, he has played in 20 states and nine foreign countries.

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Accident Sparks Renewed Call to Ban Mopeds

A tragic accident last weekend has led to a renewed call to ban or restrict mopeds on the Vineyard. Meanwhile, two young women are recovering from injuries.

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Curveball Humor for Sharks Fundraiser

Comedian and Chilmark resident Lenny Clarke will headline a performance to benefit the Martha’s Vineyard Sharks at the Portuguese-American Club on Sunday, August 7.

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U.S. Naval Academy's Integrity Flies With the Wind

Competing in the 79th Round the Island Race Saturday, the shipshape crew aboard the U.S. Naval Academy vessel Integrity made every second — and every wisp of wind — count.

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Still Dreaming, Still Working; the People's Intellectual Walks the Walk

Noam Chomsky, widely known as one of the most influential thinkers, offered his thoughts on a variety of pressing issues Monday at the Tabernacle.

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Vineyard Friends Add Local Flavor to Mike Nichols Documentary

A longtime visitor and summer resident, Mike Nichols’ love for Martha's Vineyard is well established among his many friends here. On Thursday, a new documentary about his life screens at the film center.

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Visiting Teenager Seriously Injured in Bus Accident

A 13-year-old boy from New York state was in critical condition in a Boston hospital Thursday morning after he fell out of a moving tour bus Wednesday afternoon in the Katama section of Edgartown. Police said he had apparently fallen from an emergency exit window in the bus.

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Town Seeks to Untangle Chappy Ferry Line Problems

More signs and a reservation system for large trucks were among the possible solutions discussed by the Edgartown selectmen this week during a report on problems with the Chappy ferry line.

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Like Father Like Daughter; Amy Helm Rocks Audience Off Its Feet

At the Union Chapel Sunday evening, Amy Helm captivated an audience with a free-flowing set as hot as the air in the old church.

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