The Permanent Endowment for Martha's Vineyard will re-grant the state funds to Island organizations providing relief and support for those suffering economically from the pandemic.
A deep (online) dive with the chief pilot of the Alvin submersible team at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution is this season's first winter lecture, Dec. 9.
The Steamship Authority has announced the winners of its Sail Into Imagination children's artwork calendar contest, including nine Martha's Vineyard kids.
Martha's Vineyard Investment Advisors, owned by Martha's Vineyard Bank, announced the addition of Grant Joiner as a senior financial advisor.
The Edey Foundation announces funds available for grants to Island nonprofit conservation organizations.
Starting Monday, the Vineyard Transit Authority is piloting a new microtransit service for up-Island passengers, available seven days a week.
The popular Island radio host has won three Massachusetts Broadcasters Association awards for her Vineyard Current public affairs program.
An Oak Bluffs volunteer firefighter is in a Boston hospital recovering from serious injuries after he fell from the town ladder truck.
A pair of new grants totaling more than $228,000 will support educational and job training at Adult and Continuing Education of Martha's Vineyard.
MV Community Services is releasing the last low-number Martha's Vineyard license plates for auction, with bidding to start Dec. 9.
Kimberly Budd, the new chief justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, has close ties to Martha’s Vineyard.
Vineyard Haven is number six on a list of the top arts-vibrant small communities in the United States—but the honor belongs to the Island as a whole.