Air Traffic Comes Down Slightly From Recent Records
Summer commercial air traffic at Martha’s Vineyard Airport has leveled off for the first time in several years, but still remains close to recent historic peaks.
Former Tisbury Fire Chief’s Lawsuit Dismissed
Former Tisbury fire chief Gregory Leland’s lawsuit against the town was dismissed in court this week after he failed to show up to the last two hearings.
LadyFest Brings the Music and the Message
On Saturday, LADYFEST brought together musicians, music-lovers and Island artisans for a day-long celebration and fundraiser for CONNECT to End Violence.
In Search of Next Chapter, the Shenandoah Will Sail to Mystic
The Island’s iconic schooner Shenandoah will be headed out of Vineyard Haven harbor this weekend as the ship owners and a Connecticut nonprofit consider a transfer of ownership.
Veterans Housing Project Breaks Ground
Over 100 people joined members of the Island Housing Trust and the Cape and Islands Veterans Outreach Center to celebrate the start of a new veteran housing project.
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Bryn Walker Founders Killed in California
The owners of a luxury women’s fashion brand with a storefront location on Martha’s Vineyard were reportedly found dead outside their California home Friday morning.
Tourism Breakfast Tackles AI Strategies
Leaders of the Vineyard’s tourism industry reviewed trends and discussed the future of the Island’s businesses as they navigate the rise of artificial intelligence.
Community Vibes Flow At First Friday
On Friday, Owen Park beach looked a lot like Halloween. One child in a pumpkin dress chased another in a Spider-Man costume, while two men…
Commission Continues Katama Meadows Debate
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission spent nearly three and a half hours Thursday deliberating the potential benefits and detriments of the mixed-income housing project.
Vibrio Infection Sidelines Island Fisherman
Donnie Benefit nearly lost his foot after contracting a rare form of vibrio.
Zoning Ballot Question Stirs Debate
A new proposal headed to the Nov. 3 state election could open up traditionally undersized lots to home development in the down Island towns.
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