Bluefish kept anglers busy last week, both on and offshore. Striper action slowed down, and squid, which have showed up in big numbers in recent years, are mysteriously absent. Peter…
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Island Music on Main Street, Vineyard Haven, is a true labor of love for owner Ed Griggs. A longtime musician and music lover, Mr. Griggs makes his living through his…
The second annual Martha’s Vineyard Mini Maker Faire happened last week. The Faire showcases Island “makers” — beekeepers, sword makers, robot designers, artists, musicians — anyone who has come up…
We all scream for ice cream — even if we’re not chasing a Good Humor truck down the block. After all, this sweet, chilly indulgence is to summer what champagne…
Above photo by Mark Fleming Yankee magazine (the publication devoted to New England living) and WGBH have teamed up to launch Weekends with Yankee, a g 13-episode documentary series that…
From left, volunteer Mary Spencer, engagement site manager Rebecca Uva, and education assistant Shannon Hurley lead the Ladies of the Light Tour to historic Cape Poge Lighthouse. There’s a certain…
Chris Baer teaches photography and graphic design at Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School. He’s been collecting vintage photographs for many years. He regularly shares his findings in the MV Times…
As told to Linsey Lee, Oral History Curator at the Martha’s Vineyard Museum. Courtesy of the Martha’s Vineyard Museum. Elizabeth Marchant Sanchez 1901-1999; Edgartown proprietor, Marchant House Bed and…
The top photo worthy spots on Martha’s Vineyard.
I recently had the pleasure of being invited to an exclusive local farmer dinner. When I say farmer, I don’t just mean the food was farm-to-table. It was a meeting…
