The Martha's Vineyard Times
Malm buys Chip Chop for just shy of $24 million
The landmark Vineyard Haven property known as Chip Chop sold for $23.9 million on Friday.
The Dukes County Registry of Deeds recorded the sale of...
Girls soccer advances in the playoffs
The Vineyard girls varsity soccer team beat Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical High School, 3 - 1 on Friday to advance in the...
Steamship to provide free passage to veterans
The Steamship Authority will provide free passenger service to all U.S. military personnel on Veterans Day on November 11.
All veterans, including active duty, military...
The High School View: Football team wins Island Cup; Foreign exchange students
Read the MVRHS High School View: 11-02-2023
The High School View is staffed and prepared entirely by students from the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School,...
Senate passes menstrual products access bill
The Massachusetts Senate unanimously passed two bills late last week that would provide better access to menstrual products and help reduce the spread of...
Community Foundation announces grant recipients
Martha’s Vineyard Community Foundation announced it is awarding grants totalling $421,000 to 38 local nonprofits.
This funding was made possible through the support of permanently...
Vineyard Haven celebrates Halloween
Ghosts and goblins took to Vineyard Haven’s Main Street Tuesday for the town’s traditional Halloween parade, picking up candy at participating local businesses.
Afterward, trick-or-treaters...
Support needed for permanent winter homeless shelter
The need for a program to house the homeless in the winter on Martha’s Vineyard is undeniable. Just last week, we received reports that...
The British have landed!
To the Editor:
The annual exchange between students of the Bridgewater School in England and West Tisbury is underway. Thirty-five Brits are partnered with eighth...
Island musicians at the Strand
Another Strand Jam, No. 3 this year, is planned for Friday, Nov. 3, from 6 to 10 pm at the Strand Theater in Oak...
Agricultural Society’s annual Barn Raisers Day
Build your own tiny barn while enjoying snacks and warm beverages. Your one-of-a-kind Ag Hall can be made out of candy, cardboard, craft supplies,...
Befriending grief
The Milokan Cultural Center at Native Earth Teaching Farm in Chilmark hosts an intentional grief ceremony, which will include a shared lunch, end-of-season garden...
VIP art exhibit
The Chilmark library hosts an art exhibit by Vineyard Independence Partnership (VIP) members. VIP collaborates with individuals with other abilities, their families, and friends,...
Sign language talk and Q&A at the Oak Bluffs Library
An M.V. Signs Then and Now collaboration with Oak Bluffs Library's Signed Language Practice Circle brings special guests for a unique opportunity to a...
Art classes at Sense of Wonder Creations
Are the budding artists in your home running out of surface areas to paint on, or creating masks out of your brand-new hand towels?...
Climate change discussion at Oak Bluffs library
The next climate change discussion with the Oak Bluffs climate and energy advisory committee is on Saturday, Nov. 4, at 10:30 am at the...
Poet’s Corner: ‘Gardener’
Gardener
By Don McLagan (for Laura D. Roosevelt)
Carved from the rest of all earth,
staked, planted, tended, defended,
this chosen piece of turf is your garden
and you...
Real Estate Transactions: Oct. 23 – 27, 2023
Edgartown
Oct. 23, Frank J. Angiulo and Donna O. Angiulo, as individuals and trustees of Angiulo Realty Trust, sold 22 Duncan Close to Stephen H....
Court Report: Sept. 29 – Oct. 30, 2023
Sept. 29
Leandro D. Gomes, East Falmouth; 33, unlicensed operation of motor vehicle: to be dismissed immediately upon payment of $100 court costs.
Carlos E De...
William Denis Bassett
William Denis Bassett (“Boo”) died on Oct. 23, 2023, at Bourne Manor Extended Care in Bourne. Born on Dec. 21, 1946, he was 76...