Government
Two key environmental improvement projects won swift approval from Oak Bluffs voters this week, including one for long-running coastal restoration...
With a rare budget surplus, the state has secured $200,000 for the Martha’s Vineyard Commission to conduct a comprehensive housing and homeless...
Spending on two major environmental initiatives to protect vulnerable coastal beaches and coastal ponds will come before Oak Bluffs voters Tuesday.
A new early childhood center planned at Martha’s Vineyard Community Services cleared a final hurdle Monday night when the regional high school...
Islanders who ride public buses in the off season poured out their concerns and frustrations to the Vineyard Transit Authority this week over service...
West Tisbury is updating its cemetery regulations to include rules for green burials, an environment-friendly form of interment that uses no casket.
More than 50 Tisbury employees who belong to the town’s general union are working under a new contract that was signed last week, nearly four months...
Abutters to the Harbor View Hotel were properly notified about a zoning hearing on changes to the hotel’s pool bar, a superior court judge said.
Two waterfront Vineyard Haven companies owned by Ralph M. Packer have been ordered by a federal judge to pay $1.3 million in fines.
The state Department of Energy Resources announced Wednesday that it has selected Mayflower Wind to enter contract negotiations to build a second...
A new public safety building and firehouse in Chilmark cleared another hurdle at a special town meeting Monday night when voters approved $440,000...
Longtime Edgartown building inspector Leonard Jason Jr. is set to hang up his hard hat after three decades on the job, according to a letter of...
