Government
With handshakes and a few selfies, Gov. Charlie Baker joined Tisbury selectmen for the formal opening of the Lake Street landing.
Maps prepared by cartographer Chris Seidel document the spread of deer ticks, dog ticks and lone star ticks.
Property owners along Beach Road have dug in their heels to oppose an improvement plan for the roadway.
A Vineyard Transit Authority bus driver has been fired after he refused to pick up a passenger who is black, the VTA said.
About 20 members of the International Association of Fire Fighters came before Oak Bluffs selectmen following a day of informational picketing.
A $15,000 state grant announced this week will go to the Sheriff’s Meadow Foundation to replace two undersized culverts on the brook in Chilmark.
Aquinnah selectmen appointed Kimberly Andrade as the new animal control officer last week.
The former Secretary of State came to the Oak Bluffs Tabernacle Saturday night with a message of optimism about the future of the country.
The Steamship Authority canceled two early morning ferry trips Sunday because of mechanical issues with the freight ferry Governor.
Impassable for some boats at low tide, the channel at Lake Tashmoo could be dredged this summer. But first there is red tape to untangle.
Habitat for Humanity of Martha’s Vineyard is pleased to announce that board member Cathy Chu is now licensed as an unrestricted construction...
Republican congressional candidate Peter Tedeschi toured the Vineyard and outlined his platform at the Old Whaling Church in Edgartown Saturday.
