Vineyard Haven Harbor Cultural District (VHHCD) is far more than the sum of its parts. Founded in 2014, it is one of the biggest cultural districts in Massachusetts, and the only one with a harbor, which includes two classic wooden shipbuilders and a working waterfront. However, the district expands beyond the Vineyard Haven shore to […]
In 1642, the first settlers arrived on Martha’s Vineyard. Two centuries and a few decades later, the Woman’s Club of Martha’s Vineyard was founded, celebrating its 125-year history this past March. The women’s club held an initial celebration this past spring, and are continuing to look for ways to rebuild their membership numbers which […]
Dr. Edward S. Sternick (“Ned”), 84, of Vineyard Haven, passed away on Nov. 30, 2023. He was born on Feb. 10, 1939, in Boston, the son of Charles and Adele Sternick of Brookline, and was an esteemed member of the community, both in Boston and later in his adopted home of Martha’s Vineyard. Ned was […]
To the Editor: The Woman’s Club of Martha’s Vineyard celebrated its 125th anniversary in 2023 with a program in March at the Martha’s Vineyard Museum. This is the second oldest club on Martha’s Vineyard and the oldest woman’s club on the Cape and Islands, and over the years its members have worked hard to enrich […]
The Martha’s Vineyard Museum will be hosting a discussion next week entitled “Off-Island Perspectives on the Island Housing Crisis,” where panelists will be exploring the intricacies of the Martha’s Vineyard housing problem. Panelists will include former Secretary of Housing and Economic Development under Gov. Deval Patrick, Dan O’Connell, Representative Dylan Fernandes, D-Falmouth, and Nantucket Housing […]