Government
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...
At a packed meeting of the Martha’s Vineyard Airport Commission Thursday, a spokesman for the state Department of Environmental Protection gave an...
Facing a budget shortfall, county leaders agreed this week to seek additional funding from Island voters to help balance a $1.74 million budget.
A longstanding heated legal dispute over a small fishing shack in Menemsha came to the fore at the Aquinnah selectmen’s meeting on Tuesday.
Forging a new future for the Tisbury School building was the subject of a working session Monday night with school and town leaders at the table.
Tisbury and Oak Bluffs are nearing agreement on sharing a building commissioner who would cover both towns.
Tisbury selectmen showed their disapproval this week over the decision by town assessors to tax eight nonprofits based in Vineyard Haven.
