With another hectic Vineyard summer in full swing, I hope you can take a moment to relax and read about some of our work at the State House. Massachusetts has the lowest gun death rate in the nation because of our common-sense safety laws. Recently we took another strong step forward with the “Red Flag”... ...
We were surprised by that initial call from Kevin Brooks, an Edgartown barber, alerting us that he had been the victim of a racial incident involving a Vineyard Transit Authority bus driver. Surprised because, for the most part, the Vineyard is a diverse and welcoming community. But, alas, no place is immune from... ...
Dear Geek, With summer here, I want to take video of some fun stuff I like to do. Do you use an action camera to record things, and if so, which one do you use? Thanks, Go Pro or Go Elsewhere Hi Go, Thank you for writing in. Good question, and I actually have a […] The post Ask the Geek: Should I go GoPro?... ...
Do you think golf carts should be allowed on public roads? Reply online as a comment, or send your answers to onisland@mvtimes.com with the subject line “MVSB Big Question.” The post The Big Question appeared first on The Martha's Vineyard Times. ...
“The utmost importance is to cater to the community here. I’m not focused on the short-term agenda or putting money in my pockets. I want to empower and employ people, especially other minorities.” –Beau Sander Henderson, who is in the beginning stages of obtaining a recreational marijuana retail license The post... ...
Three years ago, Leah Jampel returned to the Island to set up shop for Vacasa, the largest vacation rental management company in the U.S. She looked at the move as a way to get back to her roots, a way to create jobs for Islanders, and as a different way to spin the summer rental […] The post A different take... ...
Habitat for Humanity of Martha’s Vineyard is pleased to announce that board member Cathy Chu has successfully passed the Massachusetts State Licensing Examination, and is licensed as an Unrestricted Construction Supervisor. According to a press release, in addition to being a member of the Habitat for Humanity board... ...
Feiner Real Estate on July 16 awarded 10 percent of a commission on a recent real estate transaction to Vineyard House. The commission was earned for the sale of 76 Edgartown Rd. With Feiner’s “Client’s Choice” program, the firm awards 10 percent from every commission to the Island charity of their buyer’s... ...
At first we thought the swelling on Terry’s elbow might be an injury, or perhaps an allergic reaction to an insect bite. It wasn’t painful. The little terrier wasn’t limping. Still, in order to be sure it wasn’t anything serious, I suggested a fine needle aspirate. This quick and easy test, commonly abbreviated FNA,... ...
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