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For many, it was the season opener, a chance to reconnect with friends and “taste” all the flavors of the Island.
While winter storms have threatened some waterfront homes, they’ve been a boon to nesting piping plovers, who prefer the scoured beaches left by...
The 33 eighth graders at the West Tisbury School aren’t the only ones moving on to high school. Their principal, Michael Halt, an Island educator and...
Acting behind closed doors, the Tisbury selectmen voted without dissent Monday to fire a Tisbury police officer who is the subject of a criminal...
Carol Carrick, the award-winning author of more than four dozen children’s books and books for young adults, many with a Vineyard setting, died...
Ralph Graves, the former editor of Life Magazine, a novelist and longtime summer resident of the Island, died in New York city on June 10 after a...
With construction about halfway complete on the new West Tisbury Library project, town leaders raised concerns this week about a rapidly dwindling...
An ambitious state solar energy program has reached its goal four years ahead of schedule, leaving questions about whether some projects on the...
Edgartown selectmen Monday rejected a bid to buy the Warren House, a rundown town-owned former captain’s house on North Water street. After a...