Hurricane Sandy washed out Squibnocket beach a year and a half ago. Tonight voters will decide whether to back a public-private coastal improvement project brokered by the selectmen last fall.
Brion McGroarty of MV Wine and Spirits throws a craft beer party.
At Norton Point beach shorebirds share space with over-sand vehicles, creating a need for careful management.
Liz Packer (holding Cassie) has run SBS since 2004.
Sandra Lippens, owner of Tilton Rentall, has been at the helm for the past 30 years.
Grocery chain expansion plan remains unsettled after nine months of review.
Oysters are bivalve of choice to remove nitrogen from Chilmark Pond.
Eroding town beach at Squibnocket is at center of heated debate over how best to repair.
Tisbury voters confront first budget override in 20 years.
The Chetzemoka designed by the Elliott Bay Design Group is a derivative of the Island Home.
Low-lying stone walls, gray-green with lichens, and the way Indian Hill Road rises and falls and bends are part of the magic.
Since Dec. 3, 2013 it has been discussed with the public through a series of four presentations to get feedback, listen to questions and concerns and return with expert opinions to answer these questions before the April 28 annual town meeting.
In late 2012, as the association was considering solutions to its access problem, a special town committee was considering how to salvage Squibnocket Beach and its parking lot.
Tisbury selectmen appointed Eerik Meisner as a replacement for Chris Cini through the fiscal year, which ends June 30.
The annual Aquinnah town meeting is May 13.
Citizens say new sand at Inkwell Beach looks and feels more like concrete.
They answer the call: from left, Family Planning bilingual counselor Marta Camargo, Family Planning director Brenda Grandicio, Connect to End Violence counselor Jaime Billings, Connect director Jennifer Neary.
Everything is popping out of the ground.
Tiny island among the Elizabeths will again host center for adolescent boys.
Two officers were among 100 who trained specially for bicycle patrol at memorable marathon one year later.
Catherine Bumpus of the Woods Hole Community Association addresses SSA governors Tuesday.
Patsy and Steve Donovan watched a brown thrasher flinging leaves in their Vineyard Haven yard.
The wild Island oyster varieties in West Tisbury will cease at the end of April.
Eben Armer comes from a long line of Island craftsmen.
80 South Water street in Edgartown, a famous address.
As town poet laureate, Michael Achille is tasked with creating one poem a year for the town meeting.
Woods Hole, busy hub and ferry gateway to the Island.
Book tells story of building and sailing Hokule’a, a replica of an ancient Polynesian voyaging canoe.
Senior chief Jason Olsen (left) presents boat crew certification to Timothy Carroll, center.
Commission meeting at Olde Stone Building Thursday night. Developer Charles Hajjar at left.
