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Private land owners battle town of Aquinnah, and Vineyard Conservation over legal access to their land. A new legislative bill could unlock access.

Richard Paradise, founder and executive director of the Martha’s Vineyard Film Society, is planning three enticing festivals in the next few months.  For Paradise, festivals are special — a film, plus an experience. Here you get a chance to interact with and listen to filmmakers, experts, or the movie subjects themselves. There’s an opportunity to […]

The seventh annual Environmental Film Festival arrives on Thursday, May 27, at the M.V. Film Center and online. Titled “Nature as Inspiration,” the festival is held in collaboration with the Vineyard Conservation Society. Offered as a hybrid theater/online event, it will screen nine feature films, plus a short film program. The films focus on the […]

The Martha's Vineyard Times The Good Soles are good souls A group of women hikers reach out to help the elder community of Martha’s Vineyard. Vera Shorter, seated, and her daughter Beth enjoying the Christmas caroling. — Courtesy Naina Lassiter Williams Christmas caroling visit to Esther Hopkins, with grandson Tripp and son Ewell. — Kendall B. Reid Dorothy Underwood at her door enjoying the Good Soles Christmas carolers. — Courtesy Naina Lassiter Williams Gloria Wong enjoying the Good Soles Christmas caroling. — Courtesy Naina Lassiter Williams Emily Robertson receivin...

The Martha's Vineyard Times MVC hears public and professional testimony on MVRHS fields Second hearing includes input from environmental groups, grass experts, and coaches. Alex Elvin, MVC Development of Regional Impact coordinator, gives an overview of the first phase of the prpoosed high school athletic fields project. A public hearing held by the Martha’s Vineyard Commission (MVC) Thursday night on phase one of the proposed Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School (MVRHS) field project included testimony from environmental groups, grass experts, and several members of the sc...