Government
With a search now under way for a new police chief in Edgartown, tension inside the department has bubbled to the surface in a town that has long...
With the new chief on duty and a line of firefighters cheering him on, former Edgartown fire chief Peter Shemeth rode off into retirement Monday...
The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to wade into the legal fight over the Aquinnah tribe’s gaming aspirations, clearing the way for an electronic...
Permitting issues and financial constraints have posed obstacles to long-planned improvements at Lake Tashmoo, but work is now set to be completed by...
Tax collectors on Martha’s Vineyard are busier than usual as taxpayers rush to prepay property taxes before the end of the year. The reason is the...
The next meeting of the Chilmark Democratic Committee will be on Sunday, Jan. 7 from 1 to 2 p.m. at the Chilmark Library.
Mark Santon, a Tisbury police officer with more than 25 years of experience on the force, was fired Friday following a disciplinary hearing.
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission approved plans for a new fuel station, convenience store and car wash at the airport business park last week.
Facing a cash flow shortage, the Martha’s Vineyard Airport Commission anticipates borrowing money in the near future to fund operations at the...
A long-planned project to pave Meeting House Way is moving along, Edgartown selectmen said Monday, although too slowly for some residents.
Oak Bluffs selectmen ordered two dogs euthanized Tuesday evening.
The regional high school district committee voted Monday to certify a $21.2 million operating budget for fiscal year 2019.
