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Through conversation and rainy walks around West Chop, Art Buchwald, William Styron and Mike Wallace — dubbed The Blues Brothers — battled...
We ordinarily associate fire with devastation, a barely controllable force that overtakes everything in its path. The metaphor is used throughout...
Please Adopt Us
The Animal Shelter of Martha’s Vineyard is grateful to all the people who have helped empty the cages at the shelter in the past...
Parking in the North Bluff neighborhood of Oak Bluffs was back up for discussion on Tuesday, with several neighborhood residents saying a decision...
The family of a well-regarded avid sailor this week formally announced the establishment of a scholarship in his name, the Donald Rappaport Legacy...
Welcome Tyson
Leanne and Jade Cash of Oak Bluffs announce the birth of a son, Tyson Wolf Cash, born on August 9 at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital...
Cape Wind, the controversial 130-turbine project slated for construction on Horseshoe Shoal, cleared its final regulatory hurdle this week when the...
It’s safe to swim in the water — again. That was the word on Seth’s Pond from West Tisbury health agent John Powers Thursday morning, only one day...
Responding to Gov. Deval Patrick’s plea this week for federal disaster relief for Massachusetts commercial fishermen, a spokesman for the U.S....
Correction
A story about the Martha’s Vineyard Peace Council commemoration of the bombing of Hiroshima listed the wrong anniversary since that...
The work gloves were destined for Pimpneymouse Farm, the truffle butter for the home of a well-known cookbook author whose specialty is grilling....
Coastal communities, including those on the Vineyard, are struggling with plastics on the beach. Animals are killed, which is visually unpleasant...