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Vineyard Youth Tennis has selected four year-round Island children to receive full scholarships for one week of tennis camp at...
Grace Gordon, a student leader and varsity athlete at Williams College class of 2012, has been selected to launch the Martha’s Vineyard branch of...
Revisions to the Massachusetts Open Meeting Law will provide the public with easier access to a wider range of documents and meeting information,...
In 1896 William Mayhew escorted a Boston Globe reporter to Noman’s Land to meet the Butlers, the Island’s lone, rather eccentric inhabitants. Mr....
The new Martha’s Vineyard Hospital is open for business. The freshly painted halls are bustling with medical staff, and state-of-the-art stretchers...
The long-overdue replacement and expansion of a hangar at Katama Airfield in Edgartown has been rejected by the state Division of Conservation...
In what would be a first for Massachusetts, the town of West Tisbury is considering a way for homeowners to bequeath property to the affordable...
The Sheriff’s Meadow Foundation is suing an exclusive south shore beach association, accusing it of trespass and intimidation.
After several years of declining real estate values and falling sales numbers, at last there are hopeful signs for the Island housing market....
A Vineyard Haven man being sought for deportation by the federal authorities stands accused of sexually assaulting a nine-year old child. Jose...
Edgartown’s failure to act on a request to operate a van tour through town has resulted in the loss of a full season of profit for one Vineyard...
A Dukes County superior court judge last week ruled that Oak Bluffs fire chief Peter Forend had no legal or justifiable reason for dismissing fire...