Martha’s Vineyard – As of Saturday, June 9 the West Tisbury Farmers’ Market will open for the summer season at Grange Hall in West Tisbury. The market runs from 9 am to noon each Saturday during the season, adding Wednesdays beginning on June 27. To view the full story in the Vineyard Gazette click here> […]
farmers' marketGrange HallVineyard GazetteWest Tisbury See MoreMartha’s Vineyard – Three new primary care doctors, a pediatrician and two family practitioners, will soon be added to staff at The Martha’s Vineyard Hospital. Dr. Steven Feder, a board-certified pediatrician who has been practicing at Lincoln Medical Partners in Damariscotta, Maine, plans to move to the Island in late September with his family. Dr. […]
doctorshospitalprimary careVineyard Gazette See MoreMartha’s Vineyard –While moving forward with negotiations to build a wind farm south of the Vineyard, Cape Wind has applied for a permit to dismantle its nearly 200-foot meteorological tower on Horseshoe Shoal in Nantucket Sound. If the application is approved, Cape Wind Associates will facilitate removal of the tower over an anticipated 22 days […]
Cape Wind AssociatesHorseshoe ShoalVineyard Gazettewind farm See MoreAlthough one of this week’s (and summer’s) most iconic events, Taste of the Vineyard, is already, but not surprisingly, sold out, The Week Ahead still offers up lots of great ways to enjoy the Island in the days ahead. In addition to the events listed below, the week also brings with it the return of […]
eventsIsland Time 2things to do See MoreIf you’re planning a Vineyard vacation, great news: The 2018 Martha’s Vineyard Island Guide, a brand new glossy publication from the Vineyard Gazette Media Group, has just been published. The 112-page Island Guide is a handy shortcut to all of the Island’s charms, offering a curated collection of top attractions, from hiking trails and farm […]
Island GuideMartha's Vineyard Magazineplanning See MoreMartha’s Vineyard – In a break tradition, Edgartown selectmen have agreed to allow political floats in the town’s Fourth of July parade this year. The issue arose after requests from two of the four candidates running for Dukes County clerk of courts requested permission to have floats in the parade. Selectmen agreed to allow the […]
4th of JulyparadepoliticialselectmenVineyard Gazette See MoreMartha’s Vineyard – At the start of last week’s holiday weekend about 100 people attended the official reopening of Squibnocket Beach to the public. Chilmark selectman Warren Doty praised those who assisted on the beach project, including his fellow selectmen Bill Rossi and Jim Malkin, Island surveyor Reid Silva, Chilmark conservation agent Chuck Hodgkinson and […]
beachChilmarkSquibnocketVineyard Gazette See MoreMartha’s Vineyard – Oak Bluffs selectmen have approved a measure that will lower the speed limit on certain town streets from 30 to 25 miles per hour. Until recently, under state law, the speed limit on thickly settled streets (defined as areas where houses are closer than 200 feet apart), whether posted by signs or […]
Oak Bluffsspeed limitVineyard Gazette See MoreA busy week ahead for just about everybody! On the food front there is a beer tour offered at Bad Martha Farmer’s Brewery but, if your tastes tend more to wine, that’s covered too – a couple of days later at The Covington’s Wine Blending Workshop. If art (or shopping) is your delight, kick off […]
eventsthings to do See MoreMartha’s Vineyard – With the arrival of nesting shorebirds, such as piping plovers, terns, skimmers and oystercatchers, Cape Pogue Wildlife Refuge and most of the other barrier beaches on Chappaquiddick will be closed to over-sand vehicles starting next week. Restrictions are required under state and federal law when endangered shorebirds are present. All of Cape […]
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