Government
Less than a week after Edgartown issued a request for proposals for the Main street property, 11 potential developers have expressed interest.
The West Tisbury and Chilmark local dropoffs are now accepting food waste. For $2, residents can dump up to a five-gallon bucket sized container.
Special town meetings in Edgartown and Oak Bluffs Tuesday night will have a common theme: promoting more affordable housing and grappling with the...
Thirteen months after construction began on a new airport fire station, the Martha’s Vineyard Airport Commission held a ceremonial ribbon cutting and...
Dukes County has taken in more than $1 million from Cape and Islands license plates. But the county has spent less than half that on economic...
The Edgartown board of health’s decision to pursue adding fluoride to the town water supply has sparked outrage among some town residents and...
A downtown zoning change to ease the rules for apartments above storefronts, more zoning rules to govern recreational marijuana sales and an animal...
Pay raises for town workers, a long-planned affordable housing project and a temporary moratorium on recreational marijuana sales are all issues for...
Plans for a permanent wireless cell tower have sparked renewed debate on the small island, which has long struggled to acquire more reliable cell...
Edgartown is officially accepting proposals from developers who want to lease and renovate the Yellow House on Main street.
The Aquinnah tribe says enough is enough: the U.S. Supreme Court should reject a last-ditch plea by the town of Aquinnah, the state and a community...
Alexander J. Schaeffer, the deputy chief at the Edgartown fire department, has been named the town’s next fire chief. Selectmen unanimously backed...
