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Edgartown revels in the Christmas spirit
A 1927 Mack fire truck, New Orleans–style music, a Candy Land float and streets lined with families and friends decked out in their best...
Sheriff’s Office sergeant released under strict conditions
Craig Daley, a 44-year-old sergeant at the Dukes County Sheriff’s Office, was escorted into the Edgartown District Court on Thursday morning for a dangerousness...
No one injured in Tisbury house fire
Under heavy rainfall last Wednesday morning, no one was injured after an electrical structure fire that broke out at a one-story residence at 225...
Back on the ice for winter sports
With the fall sports season finished, Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School athletes are preparing to transition from wind swept, sunny fields, to ice rinks,...
Sheriff’s office Sergeant arrested on rape charge
A sergeant at the Dukes County Sheriff’s office pleaded not guilty to charges of domestic assault and battery, and rape at the Edgartown District...
Hunting season off to a slow start
The crack of shotguns are echoing across the Island in the early mornings as the final week in the two-week-long shotgun hunting season approaches....
After tri-town spree, masked thief arrested and held over Thanksgiving
Updated Dec. 3
In the season of giving, local police say they have found a Tisbury man believed to be taking, and it likely all...
After epic Fenway battle, Island Cup returns to Nantucket
BOSTON - It was a game for the ages. In the 44th edition of the Island Cup, with a packed crowd lining the stands...
Shipping up to Boston
Updated, Nov. 26
BOSTON - The legendary Island Cup just wrote a new chapter in its history.
One of the most storied high school football rivalries...
Island sends off Vineyarders ahead of Fenway matchup
In a celebratory mood, Martha’s Vineyard football fans, families, and athletes filled the McCarthy stadium parking lot on Sunday for a tailgate ahead of...
MVRHS athletes recognized as All-Stars
As the grand culmination of the Island’s fall sports — the Island Cup at Fenway — approaches, the Cape and Islands Lighthouse Premier League...
Tisbury Water Works sends notice on lead pipes
Tisbury Water Works, in collaboration with the state, is trying to get a sense of how many homes may have lead pipes.
Earlier this month,...
Local sheriff awarded for innovation
The work of Dukes County Sheriff Office’s (DSCO) Special Operations Unit has earned Island resident and Dukes County Sheriff Bob Ogden the 2024 Innovation...
Squibnocket paddle-out honors Waylon Sauer
Updated, Nov 20.
In honor of 17-year-old West Tisbury resident Waylon Madison Sauer, who tragically passed away one year ago last Thursday, friends and family...
Bridging the gap between students and employers
The Island’s only nursing home, Windemere Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, is so short on local employees that it is staffed almost entirely by traveling...
Vineyard football falls short at last home game
The Martha’s Vineyard Regional high school football team came up just short in their final home game of the season against the Nauset Regional...
Times publisher urges support for local journalism
Publisher of the Martha’s Vineyard Times, Charles Sennott, spoke to the Island's Rotary Club Wednesday at the PA Club in Oak Bluffs discussing the...
New York man arrested for trafficking cocaine
Oak Bluffs Police are charging a 29-year-old New York man with trafficking cocaine after an arrest made on Beach Road, near the hospital, on...
Island Gymnastics returns to in-season competition
Young gymnasts around the Island met at the Island Gymnastics facility in West Tisbury to compete for the first in-season meet since COVID-19.
Island Gymnastics...
From tragedy, a woman’s initiative to save lives
The family of 41-year-old Michael Brown, a father of two, didn’t know that he was allergic to bee stings. A year ago, almost to...