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Following heated discussion, Edgartown selectmen sent the Cape & Vineyard Electric Cooperative back to the drawing board over a $100,000 budget...
Amid growing concern about Lyme disease, selectmen in Edgartown, Aquinnah and West Tisbury this week agreed to join the call for adding another two-...
Talks may begin again soon for bus drivers with the Vineyard Transit Authority after a National Labor Relations Board ruling last year.
Aly and Elisha Wiesner of Chilmark announce the birth of a son, Booker Zachary Wiesner, born Jan. 13 at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital.
The Martha’s Vineyard chapter celebrated another year of service and advocacy on Martin Luther King, Jr. day with a luncheon and workshop.
An Islandwide food-waste study is entering the home stretch, with a final report expected in April and an expanded pilot project envisioned for the...
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Martha’s Vineyard Cancer Support Group volunteers are taking orders for bouquets of daffodils until Feb. 17 for their annual fundraiser.
Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School senior Lucas DeBettencourt has signed a letter of intent to play football next year at Bentley University.
The emergency food and shelter program of FEMA has made $2,700 available for nonprofit agencies providing food and shelter to residents of Dukes...