The Week That Was on Martha's Vineyard: April 24
Martha’s Vineyard Hospital reported one new confirmed coronavirus case, bringing the total number of confirmed cases on the Vineyard to 16.
Martha’s Vineyard Hospital reported one new confirmed coronavirus case, bringing the total number of confirmed cases on the Vineyard to 16.
$12 million of federal funding will keep Steamship Authority going until August 1.
$12 million of federal funding will keep Steamship Authority going until August 1.
Common sight on the Island, masks not only among people, but also out in nature.
Common sight on the Island, masks not only among people, but also out in nature.
Thank yous to essential workers continued to appear.
Thank yous to essential workers continued to appear.
Two harbors have delayed opening for the upcoming boating season.
Two harbors have delayed opening for the upcoming boating season.
One and two-person crews will be allowed back to work Monday under strict new guidelines.
One and two-person crews will be allowed back to work Monday under strict new guidelines.
Herring have returned in large numbers to Squibnocket this year.
Herring have returned in large numbers to Squibnocket this year.
A car crash took out the window at Edgartown Meat and Fish.
A car crash took out the window at Edgartown Meat and Fish.
Island banks have assisted with hundreds of loan applications from small business on Vineyard during coronavirus emergency.
Island banks have assisted with hundreds of loan applications from small business on Vineyard during coronavirus emergency.
Oyster farmers are ready to harvest, but have no place to sell.
Oyster farmers are ready to harvest, but have no place to sell.
A small group of protesters gathered at Five Corners in Vineyard Haven to speak out against pandemic restrictions.
A small group of protesters gathered at Five Corners in Vineyard Haven to speak out against pandemic restrictions.
n the final of the Great Food Truck Race, the Lunch Ladies of Martha's Vineyard were edged out by Mystikka Masala of Texas.
n the final of the Great Food Truck Race, the Lunch Ladies of Martha's Vineyard were edged out by Mystikka Masala of Texas.
Outside the hospital.
Outside the hospital.
As spring arrives slowly, April days are for long walks, and staying home.
As spring arrives slowly, April days are for long walks, and staying home.
As a stay-at-home order ended its first month, Gov. Charlie Baker said it was too soon to say when Massachusetts would be ready to begin reopening. Steamship Authority governors took up a list of measures to help the boat line stay afloat. Following a monthlong moratorium on construction, one and two-person crews will be allowed back to work Monday. And in the finals of the Great Food Truck Race, the Lunch Ladies of Martha's Vineyard were edged out by Mystikka Masala of Texas. This was the week on the Vineyard, April 24.