Government
For the first time in 42 years, Joseph E. Sollitto Jr. descended the steps of the Edgartown courthouse as something other than the clerk of the...
With an end-of-the-year stroke of the pen, Gov. Charlie Baker signed legislation last Friday extending state and local occupancy taxes now paid by...
A property abutting the town hall could become the new headquarters for Tri-Town ambulance, if voters agree at the annual town meeting next spring.
After wide-ranging discussion Tuesday, Oak Bluffs selectmen directed their town administrator to seek a new consultant to guide the board in deciding...
Construction of a bus turnaround in Menemsha is on hold after Chilmark selectmen agreed this week to allow time for critics to submit recommendations...
The governing board for the boat line agreed Tuesday to hold additional meetings over the winter months to discuss the 140-page independent review.
The Steamship Authority needs to change its management culture or face more potentially dangerous disruptions in service, the leader of a five-month...
After three interviews and a brief deliberation, Edgartown selectmen chose Karen Medeiros as their new town clerk on Monday. Mrs. Medeiros has worked...
As 2018 comes to a close, the Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank is on pace to outperform its revenue projections for the current fiscal year.
A independent review of the SSA describes an organization so focused on saving money and reacting to emergencies that it has failed to follow basic...
The New Bedford-based company already developing one wind farm south of the Vineyard was one of three that won the right to develop additional wind...
With only about a third of the requisite 37-person quorum present at the Aquinnah town hall for the special town meeting Thursday night, selectmen...
