Government
Amy Brenneman will join a panel discussing abortion access on the Island on Saturday, August 4 at 5 p.m. at the Old Whaling Church in Edgartown.
Aquinnah selectmen met briefly in executive session with their police chief Randhi Belain Wednesday morning as a personnel matter.
The popular freshwater swimming hole in West Tisbury reopened Tuesday morning after being closed due to high bacteria counts.
Call firefighters in Oak Bluffs spoke out last week following the recent informational picket by members of International Association of Fire...
Nearly $2 million in community development block grants will go toward housing projects and child care subsidies in five Island towns, the state...
In a reversal, the Martha’s Vineyard Airport commission voted this week to lower wastewater fees for business park tenants.
Despite ongoing objections from property owners, the Tisbury planning board made a case for the Beach Road improvement plan.
With under two months remaining until primary voting, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Bob Massie held a forum at the Tisbury Senior Center.
The Wampanoag Tribe announced in January that an electronic bingo hall would be up and running this summer, but there has been no evidence of...
A $141,500 state grant announced last week will go to pedestrian infrastructure projects in West Tisbury.
An outside independent review of Steamship Authority operations is set to begin next week, with staff from a Seattle-based marine consulting firm...
State assistance to help communities combat the effects of climate change is a key tenet of his re-election platform, Gov. Charlie Baker said.
