#tdi_1 .td-doubleSlider-2 .td-item1 { background: url [https:] 0 0 no-repeat; } #tdi_1 .td-doubleSlider-2 .td-item2 { background: url [https:] 0 0 no-repeat; } 1 of 2 Version 1.0.0 On Wednesday, Oct. 15, at 4 pm, the M.V. Film Center will be screening “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.” The film is based on a…
Ruel Gallery is holding a pop-up on Indigenous Peoples’ Day weekend. Tiffany and Carrie Anne Vanderhoop will be at the gallery this Sunday, October 12, from 11 am to 5 pm. Tiffany will be showcasing apparel and jewelry, and Carrie Anne will be signing and selling her children’s book, Wôpanâak Seasons, a celebration of life on the island through the Wampanoag language, and illustrations that capture the rhythms of the seasons through a child’s eyes. Ruel Gallery October Gallery Hours:…
Developing news The US Coast Guard is reporting that personnel rescued an individual from the ocean off of Woods Hole on Monday afternoon. It was originally reported that the individual had been aboard the Steamship Authority ferry the Island Home; but a spokesperson with the Coast Guard said that the ferry crew had spotted the individual in the water on its way from Vineyard Haven to the mainland. The call came in at 3:19 pm. “Coast Guard Sector Southeastern New England received a notification…
To the Editor: In 2010 and 2011, I had the privilege of serving under President Obama as the administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. That experience moves me to take a moment to highlight and celebrate an extraordinary achievement right here on Martha’s Vineyard. Hospice and Palliative Care of Martha’s Vineyard recently underwent its Medicare accreditation survey — a rigorous, comprehensive review required for every hospice program in the country — and emerged with…
A Duke’s County Superior Court judge has ruled in favor of the town of Edgartown and the Harbor View Hotel in a lawsuit that has been in the works for over half a decade. Based on superior court judge Raffi N. Yessayan’s ruling on Wednesday, the Harborview Hotel is allowed to continue operating its new pool bar despite concerns from residents living in the area. Judge Yessayan approved a decision made by the Edgartown Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) in 2019 that allowed the hotel to construct…
The above title comes from a book by Nat Hentoff, columnist for the Village Voice, who virulently attacked censorship as a denial of Americans’ First Amendment freedom of speech, freedom of the press, and the right of the people to publicly complain about their government. He was right. To fulfill that obligation, as an awardwinning community newspaper, The MV Times’ duty is to report on events taking place all over the Island. The Trump administration is now engaged in restricting, even eliminating,…
Tisbury is narrowing in on a location for a consolidated town hall and is looking to hear feedback from residents. The project designer with a Boston-based firm tapped to find an appropriate site pinpointed 55 West William Street and 66 High Point Lane — where the town hall annex is located — as the two best options among town-owned properties. The High Point Lane option would include a new police station as well. The proposed two-story town hall would be 15,100 square feet and would include…
Steamship Authority officials have raised concerns about the outcry from the public and media headlines that have criticized the ferry line, saying that the hailstorm of criticism and “slander” has discouraged some qualified candidates from pursuing the top position at the Steamship. Jim Malkin, chairman and Island representative to the Steamship Authority board, read from a prepared statement at a Thursday meeting, noting that candidates have removed their application from consideration because…
Three years ago, Jessica Roddy was among 19 Chilmark homeowners who decided to test their private well water for PFAS, also known as “forever chemicals.” At the time, the study was anonymous, but this week she came forward to publicly advocate for more testing to be done. Roddy lives at 64 State Road, a two-and-a-half acre property in a central area in the up-Island town. Nearly a quarter-mile down the road from her is the Chilmark Store, the Chilmark School, and the Chilmark Tavern. When…
The Aquinnah Select Board has signed off on an agreement between the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) and Massachusetts State Police that allows troopers to respond to incidents on tribal lands. The agreement, finalized Wednesday night at the town’s select board, comes as a result of a scant police force. The department had four officers to start the year, but that’s dwindled to just one now due to one officer going out on medical leave, one officer retiring, and one officer transferring…
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