Government
With an eye toward trimming expenses, the up-Island regional school district committee this week postponed voting on a budget for the next fiscal...
At their monthly meeting Tuesday, SSA governors had a chance to weigh in on general manager Robert Davis’s goals for the coming year.
Barges loaded with heavy equipment and materials for the Woods Hole terminal reconstruction project are berthed so close to slips that ferry captains...
Edgartown selectmen took no action on changes to the liquor license at the Harbor View Hotel Monday after hearing a litany of complaints from...
Washed out, repaired, reopened and closed once more over a four-day period last week, the Vineyard Haven end of Lambert’s Cove Road will remain...
The Vineyard Transit Authority advisory board voted Friday to seek funding from Island voters next spring to pay for restoring off-season bus service...
Lambert’s Cove Road on the Vineyard Haven end has been closed until further notice, Tisbury town officials said Friday. Heavy rain is in the forecast...
At a special presentation to the Martha’s Vineyard Commission Thursday, Dr. Phil Duffy spelled out the grave state of the global climate crisis for...
Faced with steep financial losses and the threat of closure at Windemere, the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital has made an offer on a 26-acre property in...
An enforcement arm of the U.S. Department of Labor has fined the United Parcel Service upwards of $400,000.
The town of Edgartown has the largest land mass on the Island, the second largest population, 26 government subgroups, 200 employees, and an annual...
West Tisbury voters will be asked next year whether they want to spend a significant sum on the town’s local dropoff, or close the facility after...
