James Gibson of Oak Bluffs finds a surprising quiet moment to fish Lobsterville Beach.
Tensions still running high over beach restoration plan.
Chilmark voters will decide at a special town meeting whether to support restructuring the Martha's Vineyard Refuse Disposal and Resource Recovery District.
Nelson Bryant, 92, at home in West Tisbury. For years he was the outdoor columnist for the New York Times.
Owen Park hosts the Vineyard Haven Band.
Security at West Tisbury town hall is an ongoing topic of discussion.
Abigail and Tony Higgins were married Oct. 24, 1964 in the Mayhew Chapel.
Classes are held at First Baptist Church in Vineyard Haven.
Joe El-Deiry weighs Jae Terry's bluefish as Jack Hobby (hidden by cap) looks on.
Enrollment is up in Oak Bluffs, which has the most students in the elementary school and sends the most students to the regional high school.
Chilmark has reapplied for a state grant to restore Squibnocket Beach after learning the original award was in jeopardy.
During Kenneth Johnson's 29-year career with the Edgartown Police Department, he helped protect the President, worked at every Fourth of July parade and fireworks, and saw the police department grow and adapt to the computer age.
Wampanoag tribal children at Cranberry Day, 1990.
Local Wild Food Challenge judges Albert Lattanzi, Juli Vanderhoop and Everett Whiting. "We haven't tasted anything we didn't like," Ms. Vanderhoop said.
Ballot question 2 will ask citizens of the commonwealth to vote on expanding the bottle bill to include those other beverages.
Ring-necked pheasant have been spotted at Lobsterville and Aquinnah.
Health agent Shirley Fauteux and board of health members John Campbell, William White and Patricia Bergeron at a meeting in September.
You'll find the Big Dipper low in the North Sky. The Dipper is positioned to hold water.
A win-win: Sidney Morris said the Farm Institute's new solar greenhouse will be great for teaching kids and growing food.
It wouldn't be a Felix Neck party without Gus Ben David and an alligator snapping turtle.
Gil Traverso and Elaine Weintraub lead the pack on African American Heritage Trail tour.
Gay Head Light needs to be moved next year; project was referred to the commission to see if full review is necessary.
Squibnocket Beach was hit hard by Hurricane Sandy; state grant to restore beach is now in jeopardy.
High school adjustment counselor Amy Lilavois: "Last winter was really tough in all the schools as far as an increase in anxiety in kids."
