Louisa Hufstader is a Staff Reporter at MassLive. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, public education, and transportation policy, with a particular focus on urban development and the housing market. Louisa's work has been featured in MassLive and VINEYARD GAZETTE, LLC.
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Camp Jabberwocky welcomed its first group of summer campers to Vineyard Haven Tuesday morning, in a joyous dockside reunion that annually signals the full arrival of summer on the Island.
At the foot of a hill in Chilmark, a master musician is preparing for a rare Island performance coming up this Friday at the Martha’s Vineyard Film Center.
The Steamship Authority’s new Woods Hole ticket office and waiting room finally opened to the public Thursday morning, after more than a year and a half of highly visible, and sometimes controversial, construction.
The annual Filmusic Festival kicked off last Thursday at the Martha’s Vineyard Film Center with live music by Island band Red Night Delight and a screening of seasonal Vineyarder Stanley Nelson’s high-energy documentary We Want the Funk, followed by a discussion with the director.
Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School committee members have failed to agree on a student group’s request to buy, with its own funds, a shark costume for a mascot at school sports events.
By: Louisa Hufstader
The Tisbury select board heard objections last week to a split-rail fence recently built at the Tashmoo Spring building area.
The historic Tashmoo Spring building in Tisbury becomes an art gallery this weekend, showing new and recent work by 30 artists on the theme A Beach Scene.
One of the Vineyard’s most versatile working musicians, bassist and guitarist Eric T. Johnson, stepped out as a bandleader Monday night at the Martha’s Vineyard Film Center.
The director of veterans services for Dukes County, George Pimentel, is seeking free ferry passage for military honor guards traveling to Martha’s Vineyard on funeral duty.
A recently-installed fence at Tisbury’s Tashmoo Spring property will remain in place, following a unanimous select board vote on Tuesday afternoon.
