Government
The town of Oak Bluffs has reached agreement with Eversource that will allow work to continue on an energy storage facility in the town. The battery...
School and community leaders have convened a working group to reconsider how Island towns share costs at the regional high school. A meeting last...
The Wampanoag tribe has set mid-fall as a completion date for its bingo hall in Aquinnah, tribal chairwoman Cheryl Andrews-Maltais told a group of...
The Wampanoag tribe and the town of Aquinnah met in federal court on Friday, grappling over whether the tribe can begin construction on a class II...
Chuck Fisher, who served as deputy shellfish constable for five years, will succeed retiring constable David Grunden.
Edgartown building inspector Leonard Jason Jr. has issued a cease and desist order for renovations on the Harbor View Hotel’s Mayhew building.
The Chappy Point-to-Point is on, after Edgartown selectmen approved a five-mile road race from Wasque to Chappaquiddick Point at their meeting on...
With a federal mediator present, contract negotiations resumed this week between Vineyard Transit Authority drivers and their employer Transit...
An 18-month public hearing came to an end last week on a plan by Verizon to increase the height of its Vineyard Haven cell by 50 feet.
With contract negotiations at an apparent standstill, Vineyard Transit Authority drivers decided Thursday to hold off on a strike.
The Martha’s Vineyard Fishermen’s Preservation Trust aims to maintain an economically viable, independent fishing community on the Island.
After months of back and forth, Tisbury selectmen have signed a contract to allow a three-day music festival to take place in Veterans Memorial Park...
