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It is one thing to live on an Island. It is quite another to do so as the sea rises, storms get mightier and the rain falls harder and more often.
Two small sections of the Tisbury Great Pond have been closed to shellfishing following state testing that found increased levels of bacteria from...
A new, single-story design for the Woods Hole ticket building is high on the agenda when Steamship Authority governors meet Tuesday morning in...
Wampanoag tribal chairman Cheryl Andrews-Maltais won re-election to a second consecutive term, but her challenger, a write-in candidate who lost by...
Facing competition in the form of familiar and new foes from towns all over Massachusetts, the Vineyard runners torched their way through the 3.1...
Guidance counselors Sean and Erika Mulvey met as graduate students. “We had one class together,” Erika said. “I was in my first year and he was in...
Matthew D’Andrea came under harsh criticism for overstepping bounds when he granted raises to three staffers without prior approval from the school...
West Tisbury’s single tax rate is going down in 2020, from $6.18 to $6.07, selectmen learned on Wednesday.
The Martha’s Vineyard Airport is running well in the black as the busiest months of the year come to a close, treasurer Richard Knabel reported.
Vineyard Skies for Friday, November 15, 2019.
As the fall sports seasons come to a close, the cross country teams are out in front — again.
The Vineyard’s once informal homelessness advocacy network made strides this week to establish greater permanence.