Edgartown June 29, Lucas Brewer sold 10 Baylies Way to Cody Brewer for $500,000. July 1, Robert D. Moriarty, trustee of Lenssen Realty Trust, sold 63 Eel Pond Lane and 5 Lenssen Way to Michael A. Bass, trustee of 5 Lenssen Way Nominee Trust, for $4,100,000. July 1, Brian Purdy and Thomas Filomeno, also known as Thomas J. Filomeno, trustees of 10 Fowler Ave Realty Trust, sold 10 Fowler Lane to Hall Quarry Granite Corp. for $3,100,000. July 2, Barry D. Blake sold 54 Fuller St.…
I’m settled on my living room sofa to write this column, my notes and Oxford English Dictionary to hand, coffee in my Talley mug on the windowsill, open windows letting in cool, fresh air. A soft rain is soaking into the parched ground. What a relief from last week’s heat. This Saturday, July 11, three artists are giving a talk at a reception for their monthlong exhibition called “On the Edge of Light” at the West Tisbury library. They are Lynn Hoeft, Tachina Rudman-Young, and David Welch,…
“The fool doth think he is wise, but the wise man knows himself to be a fool.” –Touchstone the court jester, in “As You Like It” by William Shakespeare Circuit Arts and the M.V. Playhouse have joined forces, as you probably know. Their calendar is full of shows, concerts, and movies. This year, their annual Shakespeare at the Tisbury Amphitheater presentation will be “As You Like It,” and it opens on July 15. Shows are at 6 pm, and it only runs through August 8, so get your tickets…
Being kind is something we should all strive to be, but the week after a heatwave during Fourth of July weekend on Martha’s Vineyard might be the week to be the kindest ever — to family, friends, and every single person that works in the hospitality industry on-Island. A round of applause to everyone from the VTA bus drivers moving hundreds of people from town to town, to the cooks on the line at your favorite Edgartown restaurants standing side by side with steaming-hot ovens, and everyone in…
June 8 Savio D. Menegazzo, 31, Edgartown; operating under the influence of liquor, negligent operation of a motor vehicle, fail to stop/yield, unregistered motor vehicle, no inspection/sticker, arraigned and held, bail set at $1,000 with potential for bail revocation, continued to discovery compliance jury selection. Ronaldo D. Paula, 47, Vineyard Haven; operating under the influence of liquor, negligent operation of motor vehicle, arraigned and released on personal recognizance, continued…
The Summer Institute hosts speakers who are deeply and actively involved in politics, economics, science, and the arts. Featured speakers have included Nobel laureates, Pulitzer prizewinning authors and journalists, and political leaders. All events are at the Hebrew Center, 130 Center St., Vineyard Haven.On July 16, John Harwood, political Substack host, interviewer, journalist, podcaster, and former CNN White House correspondent, joins fearless Miami Herald investigative reporter Julie K. Brown,…
Vineyard Arts Project announces the launch of “Saturdays at Five,” a summer performance series taking place every Saturday in August. The series will feature works-in-progress and performances from Vineyard Arts Project resident artists. Following Vineyard Arts Project’s return to in-person programming in 2025, “Saturdays at Five” continues its commitment to fostering bold new work and artistic community on Martha’s Vineyard. Each Saturday, audiences can experience an eclectic lineup…
Attend an upcoming CPR class at the West Tisbury Library, led by EMT and American Heart Association CPR instructor Alan Ganapol. This informative session will teach participants how to recognize cardiac arrest and respond quickly and effectively using CPR techniques. Every second counts in a cardiac emergency. This class is designed to empower individuals with the confidence and knowledge to step in and help when it matters most. While this is not a certification course and does not provide official…
On Wednesday, July 22, at 4:30 pm, the West Tisbury library is hosting a talk, “Tracing Your Family History.” Daniela Gerson, an immigration journalist, professor, and author of “The Wanderers,” will share how she investigated her family history, and share lessons on how to do the same. This event is free and open to the public. For more information about this event, please email wt_mail@clamsnet.org. The post ‘Tracing Your Family History’ appeared first on The Martha's Vineyard…
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