Government
The parking situation at the West Tisbury School is unsafe, the chairman of the up-Island regional school district committee said this week
The League of Women Voters of Martha’s Vineyard is sponsoring a series of voter forums prior to town elections.
On April 10, Edgartown moderator Philip J. Norton Jr. will hold the gavel for the last time at the annual town meeting, 43 years after he was first...
Chilmark’s long search for a suitable spot to build a new town fire station could well end up back where it began: where the town hall and firehouse...
New shellfish regulations and strained tempers topped a three-hour Tisbury selectmen’s meeting Tuesday that had a little bit of everything. It ended...
Aquinnah voters Tuesday night took the first step toward changing their town assessors from elected to an appointed board and agreed to spend money...
The Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank has announced the acquisition of a 22.4-acre property in West Tisbury for $3 million.
Regular removal of phragmites is an effective and efficient way to improve the health of coastal ponds, a study has found.
With the crunch of an excavator’s bucket, the Woods Hole Steamship Authority terminal began the process of being reduced to a pile of rubble.
West Tisbury selectmen are considering how to word an agreement with the owner of the first medical marijuana dispensary and cultivation facility.
After a year of rising concern about North Atlantic right whales, scientists have yet to document a single newborn whale during calving season.
Eversource will not spray herbicides around power lines on the Island this year, but debate is far from over as the utility giant files a five-year...
