Tisbury Printer News Today

To the Editor: Over the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays, the 2022 Martha’s Vineyard CROP Hunger Walk continued to receive contributions, and we’re delighted to now share that we raised $26,174.51. This is the outcome of wonderfully generous support from the Island community. We had a strong turnout of 120 walkers and helpers (and 15 dogs) […]

To the Editor: The Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School Soccer Booster Club, players, and parents would like to sincerely thank all those who contributed to our fundraising efforts this summer. Our car washes have been fun and successful — thanks to all who have driven through for suds and a shine! Special shout-out to Oak […]

It’s really no surprise that the Tisbury School renovation and addition project is over budget. Whenever you seek to renovate, it always costs more than new construction. What is a surprise is just how quickly the price of this project has escalated, with nary a shovel in the ground, aside from the contractor setting up […]

The Martha’s Vineyard Times and Vineyard Gazette won’t be paid for ads taken out for the successful 2021 vote to renovate and add onto the Tisbury School based on an investigation done by the Massachusetts Office of Campaign and Political Finance. The investigation lets the town off the hook, saying it fully cooperated with the […]

The Marthas Vineyard Times ‘Buy Local’ campaign supports Island businesses in crisis After Vineyard shops are shuttered, local man urges us to keep money close to home. The “buy local” campaign is distributing signs to storefronts and bumper stickers to Island residents encouraging folks to spend their money close to home. — Lucas Thors Local businesses need our help now more than ever. Sam Feldman, a founder of the FARM Institute in Katama and a Vineyard r...