News
Freight ferry service between New Bedford and the Vineyard will involve costly, complicated planning steps and operational changes, an internal study...
A $9 million budget, a petition to allow sales of beer and wine in restaurants, and a new bylaw aimed at protecting pre-Civil War houses will come...
Eel Pond, anciently so named, is no longer a pond. From some points of view it has the character of an inland sea.
Several Island students were named to the fall 2015 dean’s list at Simmons College.
For most Martha’s Vineyard teenagers, the end of high school is both an achievement to celebrate and a milestone to pass on their way to adulthood...
Marrying the old with the new is the vision for Simon and Annabelle Hunton, the new owners of the Nobnocket Boutique Inn. The inn formerly known as...
What’s Written Within, an Island-based modern dance company, will perform at the Martha’s Vineyard Hebrew Center on Sunday, April 3, at 4 p.m.
Calling all cats and dogs: the annual rabies clinic will take place April 2.
A Vineyard Haven man recently indicted on drug charges was arrested in Boston earlier this month on a charge of trafficking heroin in a school zone.
