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Ray Cabot weighed in an 11.75-pound bonito on Sunday night, the second largest bonito to hit the scale in the history of the tournament.
An Edgartown businessman and massage therapist was arrested last week and charged with indecent assault and battery.
Island students generally excelled in English language arts and saw lower scores in mathematics, results from state standardized tests show.
The community fund MVYouth this week awarded a $250,000 grant to Vineyard Youth Tennis to replace the bubble that allows for wintertime play.
Farm Neck hosted the Island's first USTA sanctioned national tennis tournament — a seniors, round-robin mens doubles event.
A case brought against the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital by Joe Woodin has been resolved, both sides have confirmed.
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Harbor Fest is here, rocking the Oak Bluffs on Saturday, June 22 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Discussion continued at the selectmen’s meeting this week about possible uses for a 16-acre piece of town-owned land at Peaked Hill.
Selectmen expressed interest but caution in an Islandwide plastic bottle ban.