Kaylee Harnen, 31, of Canonsburg, Pa. was arraigned on March 31 for charges connected to the crash in December, which left a family member in the car in critical condition.
One of the two ferry slips at the Steamship Authority terminal in Nantucket is out of commission after the M/V Eagle collided with and damaged the outermost dolphin, a cluster of pilings used to extend the berthing area.
Gary Haley, an electrician who was first elected to the select board in 2016, is running against Christopher Manning, the Gay Head lighthouse keeper and town constable.
Major construction at the Woods Hole terminal is due to wrap up for the summer before Memorial Day, but work will continue inside the ticket and waiting room building.
Over the next three weeks the Edgartown highway department will be renovating Main street’s drainage and sewer infrastructure. Construction begins Tuesday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Martha’s Vineyard Hebrew Center will host a community Passover seder on Sunday, April 13.
Hands Off! is hosting a protest at Five Corners in Vineyard Haven on April 5 from 1 to 2 p.m.
Starting in December, the town will charge a fee for people who want to remain on the waitlist for moorings in Lagoon Pond, said harbor master Emily deBettencourt.
The Steamship Authority is accepting entries for its 10th annual Sail into Imagination art contest for students in grades K‐12.
Four students from the Vineyard attending Falmouth Academy earned top honors at the Region V Massachusetts State Science and Engineering Fair.
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission last week began its long-delayed public hearing on Rico’s Boat Service.
The League of Women Voters of Martha’s Vineyard is sponsoring a series of upcoming candidate forums prior to local elections.