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Common juniper is anything but common on the Vineyard.
Oak Bluffs selectmen said this week they have begun networking with other fire department heads, on Island and on Cape Cod, as they map a transition...
A red ribbon was cut Wednesday morning, marking the completion of the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital’s new wing.
The Martha’s Vineyard Rod and Gun Club Fly Rod Striped Bass Catch and Release Tournament will change its rules.
The Island Disability Coalition is inviting Vineyard employers to a breakfast meeting Feb. 19.
The West Tisbury Library will again be offering free community lunches during school vacation.
A West Tisbury man is facing drunk driving charges after a two-car accident on Pilgrim Road in Edgartown early Sunday.
Today is the last day to register to vote for the Massachusetts primary, and Island town clerks will hold extended office hours.
Prolonged permitting delays by the Trump administration have thrown Vineyard Wind’s $2.8 billion wind farm south of Martha’s Vineyard further into...
After reading Robert B. Parker’s novel Looking for Rachel Wallace, published in 1980, I fell hard for the creator of Spenser.
Stormy weather Friday caused downed tree limbs, scattered power outages and ferry cancellations, and kept Island police departments busy.
Former Oak Bluffs fire and EMS chief John Rose will receive around $100,000 in a retirement package that includes a lump-sum payout and other perks.