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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.
The Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank Commission voted unanimously Monday not to delay construction of a protective fence at Trade Wind Fields Preserve.
The all-volunteer coalition founded in 2013 to tackle the needs of the Island’s aging population, announced last week a new collaboration.
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission voted Thursday night to approve plans for a large expansion of the Edgartown Stop & Shop.
The West Tisbury selectmen voted Wednesday to consider Lieut. Matt Mincone as a candidate for the town’s next police chief.
The federal Department of Interior’s Bureau of Indian Affairs this week announced plans to accept into trust about 15 acres of land for the tribe.
The Oak Bluffs land bank advisory board has asked land bank commissioners to delay construction of a controversial fence at the Trade Wind Field...
