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Ask someone when they think the first Native American attended Harvard and they might guess somewhere in the 1950s. Perhaps they’ll go back as far...
Red Stocking is a long-standing effort to provide food and clothing to Island children from birth through grade eight. Approximately 280 children...
The Vineyard Committee on Hunger, along with Reliable Market and several Vineyard houses of worship, are working together again this year to...
Habitat Will Raise Roof
Habitat for Humanity of Martha’s Vineyard is seeking volunteers with roofing experience to help with its fifth house this...
When they were born 25 years ago, identical triplets Alexander, Nicholas and Duncan Schilcher became instant Island celebrities. Their birthday...
Kids Adorn Arboretum
Polly Hill Arboretum youth educators Betsy Dripps, Gretchen Snyder and volunteer school guides have teamed up with the West...
Fifty-two walkers completed the Island’s eighth annual, four-mile Miles of Memories Alzheimer’s Walk on Sunday, Oct. 14. The fastest participants...
In marking its 10th anniversary, the Spirit of the Vineyard award fittingly will be presented to its founder, Polly Brown, at a breakfast in her...
The Menemsha harborfront, long defined by a history of providing open dock space for working draggers and lobstermen, must be protected, a vocal...
Mindfulness on Tape
A taped Mindfulness Meditation practice session by Chas Di Capua begins at 9 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 13 at the Unitarian-...
This evening kicks off the first annual Martha’s Vineyard Harvest Festival, a weekend event celebrating the sea, the farm and the vine. The...
Vineyard CROP Walk
Is Set for Sunday, Oct. 21
A Vineyard fall tradition, the annual CROP Walk, steps out from St. Augustine’s Church on Franklin...