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Real Estate Transactions: Feb. 26 – March 1, 2024

Edgartown Feb. 29, Nancy M. Hunt and David E. Connolly Jr. sold 0 Harborside Inn Condo Unit 418 Week 35 to Jonathan T. Winslow, Celeste...

Births

Maxim Joseph Manzone Kailey Manzone and Nicholas Manzone of Oak Bluffs announce the birth of a son, Maxim Joseph Manzone, on March 2, 2024, at...

Court Report: Feb. 16 – March 4, 2024

Feb. 16 Jennifer Peres, Vineyard Haven; 19, uninsured motor vehicle, operating a motor vehicle with suspended registration, no inspection/sticker: case closed. Jennifer Peres, Vineyard Haven; 19,...

Fisheries compensation program open to fishers

Avangrid, the company that partly owns Vineyard Wind, is now accepting applications for fishermen impacted by the operation of the offshore wind project. The Fisheries...

West Tisbury production ready to rock

Students at the West Tisbury School are putting on a production of Schoolhouse Rock Live Jr. this weekend. The show features students in grades between...

Trustees name new beach manager

The Trustees of Reservations announced they have hired a new beach manager for the nonprofit’s Chappaquiddick reservations. Joseph McLaughlin joins the Trustees after a long...

Super Tuesday polls open until 8 pm

Polls for the presidential primary will be open across the Island today until 8 pm Tuesday, March 5. On the Democratic primary ballot, the presidential...

Pamela Scott Harris Daugherty

Pamela Scott Harris Daugherty transitioned on Feb. 12, 2024. She had been admitted to Cape Cod Hospital, where she was being treated for complications...

Margaret E. Keating

Margaret E. Keating, 100 years old, of Oak Bluffs, and formerly of Arlington, died on Sunday, Feb. 3, 2024, at Martha’s Vineyard Hospital. She...

Boys hockey fall in playoff run

The Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School boys hockey team made it to the Round of 16 in their playoff push, but fell short of...

Boys basketball bound for sweet 16

The Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School boys basketball team is headed to the Round of 16 in the state championship tournament after a win...

Island chamber director resigning

Carolina Cooney, executive director for the Martha’s Vineyard Chamber of Commerce, is stepping down. Cooney has served in the top position at the Chamber since...

SSA suspension of 5:30 am ferry delayed again

The suspension of the Steamship Authority’s (SSA) 5:30 am departure from Martha’s Vineyard was pushed back again.  The SSA said in an announcement that they...

Taxpayers bemoaning higher infrastructure costs 

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High price tags for HVAC work on Martha’s Vineyard have become a common impasse, both for individuals and businesses, along with municipalities looking to...

Perspective on O.B. zoning proposal 

To the Editor: I would like to offer a different perspective on the zoning bylaw change that has been under discussion in Oak Bluffs, as...

Jimmy Carter upends hospice expectations

To the Editor: Last February, at age 98, former President Jimmy Carter entered home hospice care. He is the longest lived U.S. president in American...

Oak Bluffs zoning proposal considers solutions for real problems

The Oak Bluffs planning board is proposing a solution to a problem that’s been brewing on the Island for some time, and causing consternation...

MV Times announces ‘O Tempo’

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This week we are starting a translation service into Portuguese for our readers from the growing Brazilian community, making The Martha’s Vineyard Times the...

Special thanks from Red Stocking

To the Editor: Once again, our Island community, both near and far, wrapped its collective arms around Red Stocking 2023, our 85th year! The words...

Slow down for wildlife

To the Editor: While recently driving from Edgartown to Oak Bluffs on Beach Road, I came across two dead gulls on the parking lane shortly...