A murder at Lake Tashmoo shocks the Vineyard and drives the recent assassination of Huey Long below the fold of major mainland dailies in the late summer of 1935.
By Kristen Kingsbury Henshaw
Nevin Sayre of Vineyard Haven, five-time U.S. windsurfing champion, launches himself into the brave new world of kiteboarding.
By Jim Kaplan
Artistry, whimsy, and ingenuity bring an Oak Bluffs home back to life.
By Shelley Christiansen
As we sat in the control tower, Michelle Meyers, the tower manager of the Martha’s Vineyard Airport, glanced out at the horizon and said, “All right, see this plane coming in?”
By Geoff Currier
Bob Holt of the West Tisbury Fire Department flips burgers at the Agricultural Fair each August.
By Tom Dresser
Lobsterville Beach after dark in summer months is particularly alluring to Vineyard fishermen.
By Joe Tate
Author of the Arthur books.
By Kate Feiffer
Having paddled here, there, and everywhere, Carolyn Dowd comes home to lead kayak tours all around the Vineyard.
By Tom Dresser
My husband is having an affair of heart with Mabel, but I think I’m falling in love with her, too.
By Margaret Knight
A few Menemsha lobstermen hang on to a way of life as the catch in southern New England hits a 25-year low. Scientists, regulators, and fishermen are debating the reasons why.
By Christine Schultz
While docking in Edgartown to fill up on supplies, the venerable whaling captain James Longsail once noted, “You will no sooner find affordable lodging on Martha’s Vineyard than you will find a whale riding a bicycle.”
By Pete Cummin
The high point of the Vineyard year is summer, and the high point of every summer is the Martha’s Vineyard Agricultural Society Fair.
By Nicole Galland
