Anita Botti recognized similarities between Vineyard and Saint Vincent.
Tisbury police officer Chris Habekost was promoted to the rank of sergeant at Tuesday meeting.
Aaron Oster takes over as chef of Port Hunter in Edgartown and as president of Slow Food Martha's Vineyard.
The building blocks for a tasty meal.
Cathleen Vincent intended to become an actuary, instead she found her calling on the Vineyard in acupuncture.
Circuit Style owner Seniel Hannagan does it all at her salon, but considers herself foremost a colorist.
"It's my dharma, my spiritual path," says Kimberly Cartwright of her indoor cycling studio, Om of Motion.
Dark greens are effective at combatting skin damage.
Pieris Compacta.
Lisa Knight, at center of huddle, will be honored by Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Women.
Planning board chairman Janet Weidner explains bylaw, more than a year in the making.
Members of tactical team pose after completing 40-hour firearms training course in southeastern Massachusetts.
Warren Gaines, who also showed work, studies the displays.
Officer George Fischer is man in the middle as traffic backed up around the blinker intersection this week.
Chilmark voters will decide Monday whether to adopt a bylaw that regulates very large houses.
Flag at half-mast outside police station in Oak Bluffs.
Marjorie Braithwaite and Carlene Douglas at Murdick's Fudge in Edgartown.
"I love, love, love what I do," Eli says.
The rate increase is driven by hurricane models.
Voter turnout was sparse in all towns.
Lantern in Gay Head Light will be changed from sweeping to pulsing beam.
