There were seven new cases of COVID-19 reported on the Island in the past two days — four on Thursday and three on Friday. Friday’s new cases mark 45 cases reported this week — a hopeful sign of declining cases for the Island, which reported 63 cases reported last week, and 62 cases the week before […] The post... ...
Noah AsimowThe Thanksgiving holiday brought a slight letup in Island coronavirus case numbers, with health agents reporting four new cases on Wednesday and three on Thursday — the fewest daily totals in more than a week.
Rob Gatchell flipped the switch on this annual holiday light display at 148 County Road in Oak Bluffs on Thanksgiving night. Gatchell collects donations for the Island Food Pantry. The post appeared first on The Martha's Vineyard Times. ...
Aaron WilsonTwo downtown restaurants in Oak Bluffs won approval from the Oak Bluffs selectmen this week to make changes for the winter, with one closing until spring and another adopting shortened hours of operation until January.
Tisbury and Chilmark joined Edgartown, Oak Bluffs, and West Tisbury in approving revised construction site health protocols to stem the spread of COVID-19 among Vineyard workers. The guidelines, which are being presented to town boards Islandwide, include mandatory mask wearing regardless of... ...
Noah AsimowIsland boards of health reported eight new coronavirus cases Wednesday, while Tisbury and Chilmark joined three other towns in approving strict construction guidelines on the eve of the Thanksgiving holiday.
There were eight new confirmed cases of COVID-19 reported on Martha’s Vineyard Wednesday as the Island heads into its fourth week in a surge of cases and the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. As of Wednesday, the hospital, which tests individuals based on a strict set of criteria including those who are symptomatic, has... ...
Oak Bluffs selectmen denied a request from Seaweed’s to reduce their open days to one day a week on Saturdays, fearing it could set a precedent for other restaurants in town to close their doors. Seaweed’s co-owner Danielle Pattavina said members of her staff continue to test negative weekly, but due to the spike in... ...
Noah AsimowA summertime boom in the Martha’s Vineyard real estate market, fueled by the pandemic, has accelerated into an unprecedented fall frenzy, shattering records on sale price and volume as the market’s fragile bottom disappears and limited inventory evaporates.
Maia ColemanMany on the Island know her as the woman in the yellow rain boots, the leader of the Black Lives Matter kneel-ins every morning at Beetlebung Corner.
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