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State police are investigating an incident where a minivan crashed into the doors of a Steamship Authority ferry docked at the Vineyard Haven terminal Wednesday.
The Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School committee voted 8-1 Monday to approve a request from students to make the mako shark the new school mascot.
Faced with a dwindling pool of players, the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School girls hockey team will now recruit middle schoolers to keep a team on the ice.
The civil lawsuit against Aimee Cotton for the wrongful death of a child who had been in her care is on hold while her criminal case unfolds in court.
Next weekend sailors eager to test their salt will head to Vineyard Haven to participate in the Vineyard Cup, the annual sailboat race that is also a fundraiser for Sail Martha’s Vineyard.
Spirit of the Vineyard Award
July 7, 2026
Jean Tatelbaum is this year’s recipient of the Spirit of the Vineyard award. The award is sponsored by Vineyard Village at Home
ADU Lawsuit Dismissed
June 29, 2026
A legal fight over an accessory dwelling unit in Edgartown was settled between the owner and the town this spring before it went to trial.
Federal Blizzard Relief Available to Island Businesses
June 22, 2026
Island businesses and other organizations affected by February’s blizzard will have an opportunity to receive relief after the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) last week approved Gov. Maura Healy’s request for federal assistance.
Vineyard Golf Club Expansion Clears MVC
June 16, 2026
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission has approved an expansion project for the Vineyard Golf Club in Edgartown, which is planning to build a new, freestanding pro shop, a cart barn and a loading dock.
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