Oak Bluffs fifth graders take to the line for their solar car race.
Spring's colorful banquet was on display at the farmers' market.
Junior class marshals Elie Jordi and Emily deBettencourt will lead the way for seniors on Sunday. Graduation is at 1:30 p.m. at the Tabernacle.
Austin DeCarr pitches for the Sharks in the home opener.
Sarah Ortlip-Sommers is headed to Stanford in the fall.
Oak Bluffs building inspector says sand and gravel pit has expanded beyond a nonconforming use.
Owner Janet King will hand over the keys June 23, ending her family's long ownership of the bar.
The Jeromes set up a scholarship fund in the fall, now the first Joseph Jerome Memorial Golf Tournament takes place on Chappy.
Jason Hershey's trophy shot is reminder of a fish that wouldn't give up.
Phil daRosa hopes to give music scene a burst this summer with a concert at Waban Park.
The Unicorn, out of Menemsha, was once one of many Vineyard swordfishing boats.
Juli Vanderhoop grew up in Aquinnah; she now owns Orange Peel Bakery and was recently elected to board of selectmen.
Starting this summer, water samples will have to show high bacteria counts on two consecutive days before a beach is closed to swimming.
Lunafest takes place at Rod and Gun Club.
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Aquinnah Town Column: June 6
From left, Christine Flynn, Tristan Israel, Jon Snyder, Melinda Loberg and MJ Munafo.
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On Chappy: June 6
Pollen is good for plants and bees but the bane of those with hay fever.
Late spring brings meadows filled with lupines.
John Habekost portrays an attorney in Edgartown seventh grade mock trial.
Brendan Cox at third during practice Tuesday. Cox plays for Mercyhurst College in Erie, Pa.
Giant heads known as Moai were carved from volcanic stone on Easter Island.
Best of the Vineyard party features door prizes, gift bags and celebration of winners in 87 categories.
Kim D'Arcy holds up priceless auction item: artwork made by students.
