A show this summer celebrates a surprising collection of artists from Harthaven.
By Sam Low
O, brave new island that has such editors in’t. (Or on’t.)
By Paul Schneider
Documentary filmmaker Salem Mekuria is setting down roots.
By Alexandra Bullen Coutts
More than 450 people attended the Best of the Vineyard awards on June 7, held at Farm Neck Golf Club in Oak Bluffs. The contest, now in its twenty-second year, celebrates the best the Island has to offer, as chosen by its readers. More than 69,000 votes were cast in eighty-seven categories, from Best Beach to Best Lobster Roll and Best Veterinarian.
Spring is Nelson Sigelman's favorite time of the year to fish on Martha’s Vineyard. It's uncomplicated, quiet, and the single-minded pursuit of a big fish – or any fish – in the annual Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby is still months away.
By Nelson Sigelman
“Some people play golf, some do yoga, some go to church. This is my meditation. I get so into it I don't even know where the time goes."
Where's the painted house? What was Emily Post's connection to the Island? And do we really want to find the recipe for a puppy pie?
From yesteryear’s war on bugs to today’s war on weeds, has anything really changed?
By Alex Elvin
Larisa Stinga did not dream of owning her own business. But her ambition, confidence, and time-management skills helped her open Sleek MV, a women’s clothing boutique just off Main Street in Vineyard Haven last spring.
By Alexandra Bullen Coutts
Nothing screams “Summer is here!” like the arrival of old yellow eyes.
By Nelson Sigelman
On TV he was known for his sharp suits and even sharper questions. On the Vineyard, where he spent part of most every summer, legendary newsman Mike Wallace cut a friendly, more familiar figure.
