Government
The nonprofit Island Housing Trust cut the ribbon Thursday on its latest project: seven affordable apartments at the Perlman House, a 100-year-old...
Tensions ran high at the all-Island school committee meeting Thursday, as committee members weighed a proposal to open licensed, community-based...
In a major step for coastal resiliency planning on the Vineyard, a combined total of nearly $400,000 in competitive, state grants were awarded to the...
Island census organizers are ramping up outreach efforts to boost participation, after a counting process hamstrung by funding cuts and concern about...
The Edgartown wastewater treatment facility has dramatically curtailed its capacity for taking pumpouts from septic systems in recent months, forcing...
Thursday marked the first day of school for students across the Island, but this year, backpacks and school buses were traded in for Chromebooks and...
After much delay, West Tisbury selectmen voted Wednesday to approve an extension of the outdoor farmer’s market through the end of October.
Chilmark selectmen on Tuesday reviewed town receipts from the season just past, taking stock after early worries about a quiet summer.
Tisbury is moving ahead with plans to lower the speed limit on Skiff avenue.
The Tisbury School Building Committee will review new, more detailed designs for the school at the committee's next meeting Monday.
At an emotional meeting Monday, the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School district committee voted to limit fall athletics to on-Island intramural...
Island boards of health reported one new case of Covid-19 on Monday, bringing the Vineyard’s total coronavirus caseload to 96 as Nantucket continued...