Marlena is Julie Buntin's first novel.
Sarah Leah Chase started the Que Sera Sarah shop on Nantucket.
Dr. Willie Parker said he wrote Life's Work to counter the religion-fueled language of the anti-choice argument.
Richard Russo is the author of Nobody's Fool, and won a Pulitzer Prize for Empire Falls.
Carol Anderson is a professor at Emory University.
Min Jin Lee's new novel traces her characters' journeys through seven decades.
Danzy Senna broke onto the scene with Caucasia in 1998.
Dr. Eric Chivian's talk was hosted by Polly Hill Arboretum and the Vineyard Conservation Society.
Farmers' market is causing congestion on the roads.
Possible Dreams auction is July 30 to benefit Community Services.
From left: Seth Harlow and Gunner, James Hagerty and William, Dustin Shaw and Lowen, Jeff LaBell and Lark, Tim Millerick and Julian.
Proposed Stop & Shop expansion would add 15,952 square feet of space.
Doug and Jackie Korrell open renovated Katama General Store to customers.
Carol Anderson will deliver keynote address.
Automatic at Sea represents fictionalized version of Martha's Vineyard.
Anne Evasick, owner of Island Entertainment, keeps going when most others in the field have closed.
Monsieur Mayonnaise is told through cinema-photographic collages.
Linda Fairstein will appear at Edgartown Books August 8 and Bunch of Grapes on August 20.
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At the Bridge Table: July 28
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All female cast rocks the Tisbury Amphitheater during Julius Caesar performance.
Rebecca Dince Zipkin and Alexi Ashe Meyers will take part in a discussion on Monday after the screening of I Am Jane Doe at the Film Center.
The Rossi family enjoys gathering on the front porch of Dan and Jane's new home.
Oak Bluffs selectmen also approved revised agreement between town and skate park.
Chilmark selectmen defended Menemsha boardwalk; conservation commission said it wasn't properly permitted.
New concept calls for creating a public garden around the 1740 Thomas Cooke House.
Common tern is uncommonly still.
