A former Tisbury Police sergeant alleges she was harassed in her department for being a Hispanic, gay woman. When she attempted to leave Tisbury, she alleges, a fellow officer foiled a job prospect for her at another police department. She also alleges after trying to return to her old job, she was frozen out, and... ...
Monday, July 13, 2020 - 12:25pm Robert (Bob) Lamb died at home in Silver Spring, Md. on the morning of May 28 after battling cancer and other illnesses for many years. He was 83. Bob was born in Glasgow, Scotland on October 10, 1936, and was the second child and only son of Robert and May O’Horo Lamb. He graduated from St. Mungo’s Catholic School and then went on to higher studies, graduating with degrees in marine mechanical and electrical production engineering from Paisley Tech College and…
Aaron WilsonSailors from around New England are expected to convene for the Edgartown Yacht Club’s annual Round the Island race on August 1.
To the Editor: The following letter was sent to Edgartown town administrator James Hagerty. Please forward this email to Art Smadbeck, as the Edgartown selectman on the Dukes County Advisory Board, and to the two other select persons, Margaret Serpa and Michael Donaroma. The purpose of this email is to alert you all... ...
Louisa HufstaderSeveral galleries in the Oak Bluffs Arts District stayed open late on Saturday, welcoming visitors until 7 p.m. in the first arts stroll of the summer. And while the neighborhood was generally quiet, the galleries’ artwork seemed even more vibrant and essential than ever.
Sunday, July 12, 2020 - 2:57pm Antoinette Nolan Starr, known as Tony or Burgo to her family, died at the age of 95 on July 11. Tony left smiles and warmth wherever she went. Her admirers were many, as were her friends. An accomplished horticulturist, she and Ted ran Weldon Nursery in Bryn Mawr, Penn. for almost 30 years. Tony’s generosity never wavered, from volunteering and supporting her favorite charities, to sharing her house in Edgartown, to providing constant snacks for birds and dogs. All…
Noah AsimowA recent jump in Covid-19 cases on the Vineyard continued Saturday, with Island boards of health reporting two new positive test results for the fourth day in a row.
Maia ColemanVineyard men of all ages lined the seawall in Vineyard Haven Saturday afternoon to take a stand against domestic violence in the Island’s ninth annual demonstration, marking a pandemic milestone for the community.
Approximately 30 men stood on the Vineyard Haven Seawall on Saturday, July 11, for the ninth annual Connect to End Violence Seawall Stand. The purpose of the event was to engage men in the fight against sexual violence. The seawall event was led by MOVE on MV (Men Opposing Violence Everywhere on Martha’s Vineyard), a... ...
The Martha’s Vineyard airport commission has begun examining sub-leases in the airport business park.
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