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The Martha’s Vineyard Hospital has been contributing to the Ukrainian war efforts by providing aid in the form of donated medical supplies. The hospital sprang into action when board member Edward Miller was approached by Ukrainian American Iya Labunka, coordinator of the early March rally at Five Corners to support the people of Ukraine. Miller […]

A highly-visible cart at the Five Corners intersection gives way to a cafe doling out beverages and baked goods in a new building on Maple Street.

Early in the 1975 movie Jaws, a shark is spotted in the distance, and Amity police Chief Brody yells to swimmers to get out of the water.

LGBTQ community gatherings Saturday in wake of Fern Feather's death

Friends of Fern Feather, who was killed in Morristown, remember a kind, vibrant nurturer and free spirit.

When Credibility Matters

WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The local non-profit that recently purchased the Store at Five Corners announced its selection of Corey Wentworth as the new Store Operator who will be responsible for...

Corey Wentworth, a chef and Hancock resident, will operate the store and cafe.

The woman struck and injured by a pickup truck while crossing in a crosswalk on Jan. 24 is finally home on the Island, but her long road of recovery continues, according to her mother. Gayle Touchstone was crossing Beach Street at 9:30 pm and was halfway across the Five Corners intersection when the pickup truck […]

To the Editor: My friend Dick Mezger recently sent me an email that I want to (with his permission) share with the good people of Martha’s Vineyard. Ed, Our daughter, Gayle, was the woman hit by a truck on Jan. 24th at Five Corners. She was seriously injured — concussion and brain bleed in two […]