Together with The Christopher and the newly expanded Sydney, the early summer 2018 opening of The Richard makes for a trio of three, and an official collection of luxe boutique hotels in downtown Edgartown by Lark Hotels! Whether you’re looking for a regal retreat or a cool coastal vibe, Lark has an Edgartown inn for every discerning […]
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After the beach, you just want an ice cream cone or a slice of pizza. Or maybe a cup of chowder or some friend clams. Something salty or something sweet. Whatever you’re craving, once high summer hits (now!) and Circuit Avenue is hopping, you can find just about anything you’re looking for in Oak Bluffs. […]
foodOak Bluffsquick mealsrestaurants See MoreOn Martha’s Vineyard for July 4th? Edgartown is the center for all the action — including the parade and the fireworks — so plan your schedule around a great day in town. Come early and check out the harbor from the vantage point of Memorial Wharf as boaters from all points gather to celebrate the […]
4th of JulyFourth of JulyIndependence Dayplans See MoreMartha’s Vineyard – Following the completion of a year-long study, it has been determined that high water temperatures, water diversion and inflated levels of nitrogen and phosphorus all threaten the vast Mill Brook river system and some of its most vulnerable species. Scientists with the environmental consulting firm ESS Group and Vineyard wildlife research organization […]
environmentMill Brook See MoreMartha’s Vineyard – Musical Mondays, the summer concert series held at Featherstone Center for the Arts for over 20 years, has been cancelled this summer due to lack of parking for the vehicles that typically brought some 400 people to the popular weekly event. Additional parking following recent construction of two new buildings was planned […]
FeatherstoneMusical Mondays See MoreMartha’s Vineyard – HMS Consulting and Technical Engineers, a Seattle, Washington marine consulting company has been awarded the contract to to undertake a comprehensive review of Steamship Authority operations, pending contract negotiations. Eight companies had responded to a request for proposals following an agreement by the SSA board of governors to seek an independent review […]
contractreviewSteamship Authority See MoreMartha’s Vineyard – An accumulation of sand, silt and neglected paperwork have rendered the entrance to Lake Tashmoo impassable at times, Tisbury selectmen learned this week. Due to permitting issues, the channel was not dredged during the off season, turning the entryway to the pristine saltwater lake into a tricky and potential trouble spot for […]
boatingdredgeLake TashmooTisburyVineyard Gazette See MoreMartha’s Vineyard – More than 100 scientists, environmental representatives, town officials and interested residents attended the third Martha’s Vineyard Coastal Conference held last week at the Edgartown’s Harbor View Hotel. The daylong conference concentrated its attention on sea level rise, coastal erosion and increased storm frequency which keynote speaker Jeff Donnelly, a senior scientist at […]
Harbor View HotelJeff DonnellyMartha's Vineyard Coastal ConferenceVineyard Gazette See MoreMartha’s Vineyard – Next month the Martha’s Vineyard Community Horse Center will change its name to Misty Meadows Equine Learning Center having recently merged with Rising Tide, a long-established Island therapeutic equestrian center. The new name reflects a broader mission and vision for Misty Meadows. To view the full story in the Vineyard Gazette click here> […]
Misty MeadowsMisty Meadows Equine Learning CenterRising TideVineyard Gazette See MoreIn what seems like the time it takes to flip a switch, the Island and all those aboard find themselves in the midst of Summer. The weather has warmed to a suitable seasonal temperature and the calendar, weekend and otherwise, is just crammed with events to fill the time between the hard work of vacationing […]
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