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Longtime Edgartown shellfish constable Paul Bagnall has been charged with defacing property after damaging a neighbor’s lawn with his vehicle.
In a Tisbury seat swap on the Martha’s Vineyard Commission, selectmen Tuesday unanimously appointed hotelier Josh Goldstein as the town...
A mainstay Martha’s Vineyard nightspot year round, the Ritz Cafe will shutter effective Jan. 1, with plans to reopen March 9, following approval from...
One month after both Vineyard representatives to the Steamship Authority port council said they would step down, the two port towns named new members...
Gov. Charlie Baker officially rolled back the state’s reopening plan on Tuesday, requiring all communities to revert to tighter restrictions.
Two traveling assistant nurses stationed at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital’s Windemere long term care facility have tested positive for Covid-19,...
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The Nameless Trail honors people who were enslaved on the Vineyard and those who escaped with help from Islanders.
Home gardeners can learn regenerative growing practices at one of three upcoming workshops sponsored by Island Grown.
Fluent in tap, Lindy Hop, jazz, hip-hop and other social dance forms, LaTasha Barnes and Caleb Teicher gave a virtual workshop and a concert Saturday...