The last year has been the start of a journey for all of us at HarborWorks, the flagship project led by the new nonprofit, ...

Second Acts’ stories are about people who followed one career or profession or path, but found it was not their passion, not ...

Starting on Saturday, the Steamship Authority is starting a pilot program that officials hope could make it easier for ...

Stephen and Cat want more description. I don’t know what else to say about that night,” Janet Messineo-Israel said, as we ...

Updated Falling tree limbs have severed power for over 300 up-Island residents on Thursday morning.  Eversource’s power ...

Norah Van Riper is a passionate historical interpreter who loves helping others grasp what life was like in the past. You can ...

From Menemsha to State Beach, Islanders braved the cold weather on New Year’s morning, plunging into Island waters for a bold start to 2025. The “polar plunge” has long been a tradition on the ...

By Karen Tewhey Martha’s Vineyard has an aging population. One in 3 residents are 65 or older, exceeding the national average of 1 in 5. And the elder population is only getting bigger: It is the ...

His gifts were many. And at 100 years old, he had given them consistently and generously throughout his life. But no gift may be as enduring as the one President Jimmy Carter gave us the last nearly ...

The Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School varsity hockey team continued their undefeated start to the season in New Hampshire last weekend at the Heuchling and Swift Memorial Classic.  The ...

Denise Schepici, President of Martha’s Vineyard Hospital, and Claire Seguin, the Vice President of Operations, received the ...

A group working to make the beaches on Martha’s Vineyard more accessible to people with disabilities made several ...