The Martha's Vineyard Times
The donkey tale we needed
To the Editor,
"Bray-ve souls: Donkeys go on the lam", on the donkey escape deserved the front-page attention it received. To learn that two curious...
Made us proud
To the Editor:
Wow! Once again, we're so impressed by our neighbors, the people of Martha's Vineyard, and their response to the recent dropping off...
Vineyard pride
We saw the worst of humanity. We saw the best of humanity.
The 50 migrants and refugees from Venezuela were on Martha’s Vineyard for just...
Real Estate Confidential: Room to roam on Martha’s Vineyard
Real Estate Confidential is a biweekly chit-chat about new listings, sales, or other insider information on the Martha’s Vineyard Real Estate market, presented by...
Migrants and refugees are on the move
The migrants and refugees from Venezuela have left St. Andrew’s Church for Joint Base Cape Cod.
Buses rolled from St. Andrew’s at about 10 am...
How to make donations or volunteer
Many of you have asked how you can help with the ongoing efforts to provide shelter, clothing, and food to the 50 Venezuelan migrants...
Oak Bluffs nixes mask advisory
The Oak Bluffs board of health rescinded the town mask advisory at its morning meeting Thursday, citing low CDC risk levels and the lack...
DeSantis may have violated federal law
To the Editor:
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s reckless decision to deceive 50 poor and homeless migrants from Latin America into traveling, at Florida’s citizen’s expense,...
Migrants land on Martha’s Vineyard
Updated September 15
A group 50 Venezuelan migrants, some of them children, landed on Martha’s Vineyard on Wednesday. The migrants arrived by plane at Martha’s...
School project is needed
To the Editor:
I am a parent of an incoming Tisbury kindergartener and 6th grader as well as a teacher at the Martha’s Vineyard Regional...
Strong schools make strong communities
To the Editor:
A simple search inquiring whether facilities play a role in student achievement revealed much about the detrimental impact of deteriorating school facilities...
Are we invested in county government?
With the recent primary election, it seems an opportune time to reflect and raise questions about where we are and where we are headed.
Let’s...
Bass in the ‘new’ Grass
The fifth annual “Bass in the Grass” art initiative, coinciding with and honoring the Martha’s Vineyard Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby, is set to...
Tivoli Day in Oak Bluffs
It’s one of the Island’s most anticipated events that waves goodbye to the busy summer season — Tivoli Day — and folks are getting...
Flowers and focaccia art
The Martha’s Vineyard Garden Club brings the Island community another fun and enriching activity as part of their monthly meeting. Head to the Wakeman...
Potters Bowl at Featherstone
Featherstone Center for the Arts welcomes pottery (and soup) lovers to the 11th annual Potters Bowl on Saturday, Sept. 17, from 4 to 6...
Joan Nathan on food and community
The Martha’s Vineyard Museum hosts a special event with celebrated cookbook author and food historian Joan Nathan on Sunday, Sept. 18, from 10 am...
Poet’s Corner
Vineyard Herreshoff Cup
By Don McLagan
We come to compete for the Cup
From Chappy to the trail of Moshup.
Menemsha, V-Haven, and E-town
Contend in the Pond and...
Births
Oona Sal Osnoss
Faren Worthington and Oliver Osnoss of West Tisbury announce the birth of a daughter, Oona Sal Osnoss, on August 30, 2022, at...
Christine M. Smith
Christine M. Smith died peacefully on August 23, 2022, at her home in Edgartown. She was 81 years old.
Gesa Christiana Martinoff was born on...