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A new 50p coin featuring the colours of the Progress Pride LGBTQ+ flag has been unveiled, celebrating 50 years of Pride in the UK.

The Royal Mint has revealed a new rainbow 50p to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Pride in the UK

Pleasanton City Council members are poised to debate on the construction of the proposed Meadowlark Trail project at their regular council meeting Tuesday. Residents in the neighborhood off Foothill Road opposed the new trail after...

The West Tisbury select board voted 2-1 in favor of allowing a one-time permit for food trucks to be present during Climate Action Week’s community celebration at Grange Hall on Saturday, May 14. Select board member Skipper Manter was the sole dissenting vote, citing retail operations not being allowed in village residential districts per the […]

It’s believed that it will be the first major American sports game with both teams wearing LGBTQ+ Pride logos, when both the Dodgers and the Giants will sport Pride-ified logos on their hats and uniforms for their June 11 Pride Night game.

The Oak Bluffs select board unanimously approved its controversial flag policy on Tuesday, despite previously agreeing to fly the Progress Pride flag for two weeks in June. The decision to fly the Pride flag on town property still stands, according to the select board and town counsel Ron Rappaport, because it was agreed upon before […]

While members of the LGBTQ+ community from across the Island were at a meeting in Oak Bluffs last week asking the select board to approve Pride week events and the flying of a Progress Pride flag on town flagpoles, someone was stealing a similar flag from a church building in Vineyard Haven. In a letter […]

This year's Pride collection from Dr. Martens features a reimagined pair of 1461 shoes and rainbow-infused socks.

Church leaders in America are being asked to show support for the LGBTQ community as anti-LGBTQ legislation sweeps the nation.

Martha’s Vineyard in general and Oak Bluffs in particular have always had a proud history of being a welcoming and inclusive community. Last week, that history took a blow — an unnecessary blow. It was one of those situations where the Oak Bluffs select board took an easy decision, made it look like a struggle, and […]