Martha's Vineyard News & Sports
Gay Head Light Is One of 11 Most Endangered Historic Places
The National Trust for Historic Preservation today named the iconic Lighthouse to its 2013 list of "America's 11 Most Endangered Historic Places."
File photo by Ezra Newick
Gay Head Lighthouse Will Retain Familiar Sweep for Now
The Coast Guard said this week it will put off replacing the familiar rotating lamp with blinking LED bulbs.
Photo by Steve Myrick
Edgartown Selectmen Consider New Katama Hangar Agreement
After eight years of legal wrangling over conservation restrictions, town leaders will weigh whether the town is giving up too much.
Photo by Steve Myrick
Ed Markey, Gabriel Gomez Square Off on the Issues
In anticipation of Tuesday's election, this week both candidates responded to a series of questions on political issues.
File photo by Ralph Stewart
Martha's Vineyard Public School Retirees Put in 428 Years
The retirees include three teachers and one educational support professional (ESP) who have worked in Island schools for more than 30 years.
Martha's Vineyard Times File Photo
Martha's Vineyard News
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State wild goose hunt on Martha's Vineyard ends with leg bands
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Tisbury selectmen favor compromise on Tashmoo overlook
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Gone Fishin': Catch and release tournament was humbling all the way around
- Whaleboat launching echoes Martha's Vineyard history
- Alliance Community Church expansion plan is before the MVC
- Housing study points to growing Island economic disparity
- Steamship Authority reports modest increases in 2012
- West Tisbury School principal search yields seven candidates
- Director James Cameron donates submersible to WHOI
- Martha's Vineyard District Court report
- Ferry schedule changes, wind advisory for Martha's Vineyard
Martha's Vineyard News Briefs
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High bacteria level closes Uncle Seth's Pond to swimming
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NSTAR says new utility poles are needed for upgrade in reliability
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Docu-soap helicopter buzzes around Vineyard Haven
- Coast Guard will step up boating under the influence patrols
- Edgartonians mark the site of the town's new library
- SSA removes unused relic of 9/11 security measures
- Bad Martha beer is the newest choice on the shelf
- Grant will help improve health of Farm Pond in Oak Bluffs
- Curves rounds its last bend with going out of business sale
- Donald Berwick announces plans to run for governor
- Verizon Wireless enhances 4G LTE coverage on Martha's Vineyard
- Martha's Vineyard organizations awarded state grants
- Tisbury cites former selectman Tom Rabbit, praises Officer Marathas
Martha's Vineyard Sports
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Sharks Beat Rox 7 – 4 in brockton
The Sharks broke open the game in the 7th inning of Friday’s matchup with the Brockton Rox with a walk and two timely hits to ... Click here for more »
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Sharks recap
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Little league playoffs underway
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Nail biters and grand slams mark women's softball opening night
- MV United Under-18 men's soccer team qualifies for MTOC
- Sports highlights
- Martha's Vineyard boys repeat as state tennis champs
- Vineyard boys tennis state final changed to Saturday in Worcester
Essay: Back from the Bee, an eye-opening experience
