Daniel Greenman
Vineyarders take out Cuttyhunk’s beach trash
Vineyard volunteers the Beach BeFrienders, who clean up Island beaches monthly, traveled to Cuttyhunk last week to help clear fishing gear debris from the...
Vineyarders come together on Memorial Day
Hundreds of Islanders marched with veterans and members of the armed services in Monday's annual Memorial Day Parade, which kicked off at the American...
High schoolers reflect on Portuguese class
"I sat down to write this text, but the words vanished; those bandits!" starts the letter Daniel Soares read to his 16 students.
Soares, a...
Edgartown bylaw seeks to restrict huge houses
Edgartown residents have served notice that they want to block the growth of McMansions that have increasingly appeared along the historic town’s waterfront and...
Commission and consultants undertaking model bylaw project
Updated May 22.
The Martha's Vineyard Commission is in the process of working with consultants Barrett Planning Group to update its 10-year-old Affordable and Community...
Murphy wins select board race by 14 votes
Aquinnah’s select board chairman Tom Murphy defeated challenger Jannette Vanderhoop by 14 votes - 129 to 115 - in Thursday’s election, securing three more...
West Tisbury looks to fill short-term rental committee
West Tisbury officials plan to post openings for up to three positions on a rules and regulations short-term rental committee. This follows voters approving...
Aquinnah creates housing trust
Aquinnah residents created an affordable housing trust fund at town meeting on Tuesday, along with passing a budget of more than $7 million, and...
Google gaffe leads to Beach Road confusion
Google Maps users seeking popular Vineyard Haven spots such as ArtCliff Diner, the Net Result, or (hopefully) The Martha's Vineyard Times will now see...
Aquinnah prepares for town meeting
As the Aquinnah town meeting approaches on May 14, town officials and residents are preparing for votes on 20 articles covering affordable housing, community...
Seal washes up in Oak Bluffs
A dead seal was reported washed up on East Chop Beach in Oak Bluffs on Saturday.
Ainsley Smith, marine mammal stranding coordinator at the federal...
Parents: one week left to take school climate survey
Parents of Vineyard public school students have until next Friday to respond to an annual school climate survey that will inform administration about perceptions...
Vineyard winter shelter looking to expand
After a significant increase in the number of guests this past winter, representatives of the Harbor Homes nonprofit want to add five new beds...
The strange afterlife of Christopher Gray
Mike Creato of Classic Aviators has led bird's-eye tours of the Vineyard from his cherry red, open-cockpit biplanes at Katama Airfield for more than...
Tisbury School exploring Portuguese program
Officials with the Tisbury School are exploring the idea of offering a new Brazilian Portuguese class at the K–8 school.
With many students from Portuguese-speaking...
Times publisher receives journalism award
Martha's Vineyard Times publisher Charles Sennott received a James F. Foley Foundation World Press Freedom Award on Wednesday in Washington, D.C., for his work...
Tappé tapped for HS project
Tappé Architects of Boston has been chosen for the construction project planned for the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School.
A 16-member design selection panel, with...
Tisbury unveils master plan
Tisbury presented a long-awaited master plan to residents and officials at town hall on Monday. The document was unanimously adopted that evening by the...
Bringing sexual violence out of the shadows
Several dozen Vineyarders carried signs through Oak Bluffs' downtown on Saturday morning, showing solidarity with victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.
Marchers, some themselves...
Trash and treasure at Earth Day Fest
Hundreds of volunteers, dozens of environmental organizations and several aquatic fauna made a lively Earth Day Festival at the Martha's Vineyard Museum over the...