Government
With two local races attracting voter interest, town clerks and poll workers around the Island were reporting steady turnout Tuesday for the state...
John Stevens, longtime educator and principal of the Edgartown School, announced Thursday he will retire next summer.
An administrative lieutenant from Sturbridge is the lone finalist among five applicants for Tisbury police chief. Mark Saloio of Brimfield will be...
The Oak Bluffs selectmen voted this week to complete a complicated, long-delayed land swap between the town and the Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank...
Steamship Authority governors voiced their strong approval this week for the job Robert Davis has been doing in his first year as general manager.
The town of Oak Bluffs has settled a long-running labor dispute inside the fire department.
The decomposing carcass of a North Atlantic right whale was discovered off Chappaquiddick on Sunday.
The Steamship Authority is preparing to resume its former policy of allowing the 10-ride commuter pass to be used by multiple people who are...
With contract talks set for next month, a small group of Vineyard Transit Authority bus drivers and union officials staged an informational picket...
A major expansion of the Stop & Shop Store in Edgartown is closer to reality after a vote by the commission to approve revised architectural...
A draft policy that would require gender-based chaperoning of sports teams has quickly become a sticky topic for the regional high school committee.
Two candidates are seeking the Democratic nomination for county register of probate in the state primary a week from Tuesday.