Aidan Pollard
A draft regulation that would ban artificial turf in Oak Bluffs is set for discussion by the town board of health Tuesday, adding another new wrinkle to ongoing debate around a plan by the high school to overhaul its athletic fields using turf.
Main street was alive with shoppers, lights and snowmakers Thursday night, at the town’s first Winter Wonderland of the season.
The recent surge in Covid-19 cases on the Island has included an increase in hospitalizations, even as appointments for booster vaccine shots have been hard to come by.
Martha’s Vineyard Chamber of Commerce executive director Nancy Gardella announced her resignation Tuesday after 15 years heading the organization. Ms. Gardella will leave her post at the end of the year, an announcement said.
Mariam Raqib does not take the power of a tree for granted. When she was a child growing up in Afghanistan, she remembers a country of great landscapes, trees and bushes.
As the clock neared 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, hundreds of kids and adults gathered in Healey Square began to chant “light the tree.”
