Stacey Rupolo
Edgartown boys hoops at 4-0 at midseason
The Edgartown boys middle school basketball team is on a roll, with a 4-0 record for the season. In their first four games, they...
Singing sea shanties til the ships come home
Mark Lovewell’s deep baritone echoed through the stacks of the Oak Bluffs School library on Monday afternoon as he transported first graders to a...
Bringing joy to the world
Like many benefactors and donors of time or money on Martha’s Vineyard, Kevin Ryan and his wife Joanne Ryan like to avoid public recognition....
‘Mother had a life of movement’
A winter sunset blazed in the sky and a fire roared in the hearth of the Ag Hall as a crowd gathered to remember...
Jillian Sedlier promoted to officer
Oak Bluffs Police Chief Erik Blake went before selectmen on Tuesday night to recommend Jillian Sedlier be promoted to a full-time officer with the...
Stop & Shop with the help of a cop
Updated Nov. 27
Members of the Tisbury Police Department stationed themselves in the Vineyard Haven Stop & Shop parking lot to help direct traffic, unload...
Show some love
Now is a time when the community can pay it forward, either by donating a handmade item or shopping at the Hospice of M.V.’s...
Rolling out the rugelach
It doesn’t take a lot to make rugelach, but Avery Lazes makes sure to put a lot of love into all the rugelach he...
Cooking up a community gathering
Modeled off the Chilmark School’s quarterly community lunch program, “up-Island lunch lady” Jenny Devivo launched a West Tisbury School community lunch, which fed more...
Berried treasures
Just in time for the upcoming holiday, the Vineyard Open Land Foundation ramped up its cranberry production at its cranberry processing barn, Cranberry Acres,...
Living and loving the Island on her own terms
Lolita Duarte’s day starts at 4 am. She shakes off a mound of blankets and wiggles her toes, which have gone nearly numb overnight....
Islanders benefit from Permanent Endowment Fund
Gratitude was palpable as the Permanent Endowment Fund awarded $125,000 to 30 local organizations and businesses at the Hebrew Center in Vineyard Haven. This...
Pho-nomenal flavors
My favorite thing about dining on Martha’s Vineyard is the unlikely combination of factors and circumstances that produce great food. Never in my wildest...
Stitching for strangers
It doesn’t take much to be charitable. A random act of kindness, a small donation, or a simple article of clothing can go far...
Photos of the week October 26 – November 2
Want to see your furry friend in this slideshow? Email your photos to photos@mvtimes.com
Pumpkin patch flashback
When photographer Lynn Christoffers looks at a photograph she took of a group of kids selling pumpkins 10 years ago, she can’t help but...
Cooking to keep the vampires away
When the chill of October starts creeping in, my friends bemoan the fading vestiges of summer. “No more beach days, no more tanning, no...
Care for a little barbecued raccoon?
The smell of roasting meat was in the air as the 2017 Local Wild Food Challenge took over the sun-drenched grounds of the FARM...
Rest for the weary
It was a dark and stormy night when the group of seven wounded warriors made their way out to Chilmark for the start of...
One injured in Vineyard Haven car accident
A two-car accident in Vineyard Haven resulted in one person being taken to the hospital and shut down part of Franklin Street on Thursday...