The Martha's Vineyard Times
Potluck diners welcome spring on Martha’s Vineyard
Dozens of winter-weary Islanders gathered at the Ag Hall Saturday night for the annual spring potluck supper and social.
Vineyard Conservation Society “” preserving Martha’s Vineyard
The Vineyard Conservation Society is a nonprofit membership organization dedicated to preserving the environment, character, and quality of life of Martha's Vineyard through advocacy, education, and protection of the Island's land and waters.
Leila M. Sequeira
Leila May Sequeira, 83, a resident of Windemere Nursing Home and formerly of Aidylberg Elderly Housing in Oak Bluffs, died on Monday, March 28, 2011 at Martha's Vineyard Hospital.
Martha’s Vineyard regional coach preview girls Lacrosse season
The Martha's Vineyard Regional High School varsity lacrosse team is looking forward to an exciting and successful season.
Chappaquiddick should have cable service
This is a copy of a letter to the Edgartown selectmen.
A class war
The past few weeks, I've been sucked into the comments of the mvtimes.
New lobster management rules would devastate industry here
The lobstermen of Martha's Vineyard have great concerns about new lobster management proposals to be presented at your meeting on March 21, 2011.
So many to thank
Thank you to the EMS, fire department, police department, ambulance, Martha's Vineyard Hospital, and everyone that came to help me Saturday night, after
Our deepest thanks
The American Cancer Society's Daffodil Days 2011 is behind us and you [Islanders] have purchased 1,110 bunches.
Something to be proud of
I would like to thank you and the staff of The Martha's Vineyard Times for your continued support of the All-Island Spelling Bee.
MVC member clarifies assessment changes
I would like to clarify some apparent misunderstandings about the Martha's Vineyard Commission (MVC) assessments, reported on in an article in the March 17 MV Times.
Inadequate consultation over turbine siting
Recently public meetings were held in New Bedford for siting wind turbines in 3,000 square miles of federal waters off Massachusetts, encompassing traditional fishing grounds.
Many join to teach wellness
On March 16, Martha's Vineyard Regional High School held its second annual Wellness Day.
The film festival – happy and electric
The 11th annual Martha's Vineyard Film Festival was by far our best festival to date.
9-11 questions stonewalled
I've sent this letter to Senator John Kerry.
Edgartown selectmen asked to pressure Comcast
I've sent this letter to the Edgartown selectmen.
A sense of awe, at a friend’s end
I heard of Jon Lipsky's death at about 4 pm, Saturday, March 19.
Tips for having your baby shower on Martha’s Vineyard
Whether you believe in baby showers before the baby arrives or a "Sip & See" tea party afterward, showers are a necessity these days to help new parents get started with all the things needed to bring home baby.
More Vineyard baby shower resources
•Venues: Beach Plum Inn; The Mansion House; The Wharf; The Space (Edg.