Government
Cape Cod Times reporter Sean F. Driscoll has been hired as communications director for the Steamship Authority, the boat line announced.
Aquinnah voters Tuesday night approved $35,000 in school spending during a lightning-fast special town meeting.
As Vineyard Wind moves forward with negotiations to build a wind farm south of the Vineyard, the last symbol of Cape Wind may soon come down.
All six Island libraries will participate in a voter registration drive on Saturday, June 16, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Chilmark home rented by President Obama and his family for a 2013 family vacation sold June 1 for $15 million.
A special town meeting is set in Aquinnah next week to take up small funding requests that did not make it on the annual warrant last month.
Edgartown selectmen have agreed to allow political floats in the town’s Fourth of July parade this year, a deviation from longstanding tradition.
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission last week unanimously approved a preliminary plan for Flat Point Farm in West Tisbury.
After years of planning, legal battles and a winter of ferocious coastal storms, Squibnocket Beach officially opened to the public on Friday.
Oak Bluffs selectmen have approved a measure that will lower the speed limit on most town streets to 25 miles per hour.
Oak Bluffs selectmen sent the new town hall project back to the architect’s drawing board for cost cutting revisions, after the sole bid came in high...
The county will take over the tick-borne illness prevention program led by Island biologist Richard Johnson.
