The Martha's Vineyard Times

Secretary of Education Matthew Malone Gets a Lesson in Island Ed

The state's top education official traveled to the Island Thursday where he met with students, teachers and school officials.

Photo by Janet Hefler

Voters will be asked, when they meet Tuesday, to regulate the use of medical marijuana in public places and fund two county initiatives .

Martha's Vineyard Times File Photo

The dining scene on Martha's Vineyard changes every day in the spring.

Photo by Kaylea Moore

Sixty Island artists and artisans are displaying flower-themed work at the annual Art of Flowers show at Featherstone.

Photo by Ralph Stewart

The opportunity to meet the telecommunicators behind the calm voices that answer 9-1-1 calls will be a first for most Islanders.

Photo by Ralph Stewart

Mon., May. 6th : Tennis : Barnstable ends Vineyard boys unbeaten string at 32
The Vineyarders suffered their first loss since the spring of 2011 as the host Red Raiders posted a 4-1 win. Kent Leonard won for MV 6-4 6-1
Sun., May. 5th : Lacrosse : Vineyard boys sink Whalers for third straight win
Nick Costello scored five goals and Thomas Wilkins added four as Martha's Vineyard (3-12) built an 11-1 lead and beat Nantucket 19-7.
Sun., May. 5th : Lacrosse : Nantucket edges Vineyard girls 11-10.
Julia Newman scored the game-winner for the host Whalers as the Vineyarders fell to 2-8.
Sun., May. 5th : Softball : Vineyarders ground Falcons, 20-2
Emily Turney belted a grand slam, Hailee McCarthy had a solo shot, and Emily Cimeno hit an inside the park homer in a win over Cambridge.
Thu., May. 2nd : Lacrosse : MV routs Coyle Cassidy 18-3 for second boys win
Huck Burke scored five goals and Nick Costello four as the Vineyard boys won their second straight after an 0-12 start.