Well-known front man for Johnny Hoy and the Bluefish.
Charlie Fenske, Virgin Galactic Pioneer Award winner in 2016 Google Science Fair, outside Google headquarters.
George Hartman at Steam Power Museum.
Josh Kresel is dwarfed by 4,000 pound naval anchor.
Anthony Sullo with a striped bass, big enough to feed the staff at Isola.
New book revisits well-known 1969 Chappaquiddick tragedy.
Passing the torch.
Laura Alexander, owner of Evolve Pilates in Edgartown.
Mary Stewart Hammond on her property in Edgartown, which is passing out of the family in January after generations.
Ruddy turnstone nabs a crab.
Wedding-esque asters.
A lovely ball of caterpillars.
Fall comes to Edgartown harbor.
Early fall and the weather is still beautiful.
Late season offerings at the farmers' market.
Cloudy day at the harbor.
Sunset over Farm Pond.
Recreational bay scallop season begins Oct. 15 outside the Lagoon and Lake Tashmoo.
Tisbury was one of three Vineyard schools designated level one.
Retired newspaperman frames his memoir around his love for dogs.
Recreational bay scallop season begins Oct. 1; commercial season follows on Nov. 1.
Tisbury selectmen last week designated Drew's Cove in Lake Tashmoo as a no-anchor zone.
Karen Harris, who died on Sept. 18, was a familiar and friendly face behind the counter at Bunch of Grapes Bookstore.
Tisbury's local drop-off has seen spike in recycling.
Ceremony of Remembrance at Edgartown Light was time for quiet memory and support from others.
Donna Honig presents flowers to Antonya Thomas while her husband, Master Sgt. Gerard Thomas, looks on.
Herring warden Johnny Hoy and volunteers helped clear James Pond for herring run in March.
After 12 years, Mix is closing its doors for good. Final sale is Sept. 24.
