Government
After a summer of tension over beach closures to vehicles to protect nesting shorebirds, Vineyard fishermen weighed in with concerns.
More than 15 years ago, Fred B. Morgan Jr. drove out to Ocean Heights in Edgartown. What he saw helped set in motion the Island’s largest affordable...
West Tisbury selectmen Wednesday appointed Anthony Cordray as the town’s new animal control officer.
A public hearing about the proposed expansion of the Edgartown Stop & Shop store is slated to begin Thursday before the Martha’s Vineyard...
A group of track and field athletes implored the regional high school committee Monday night to get going on long-overdue repairs to the failed...
The county will return $250,000 in surplus funds to the six Island towns this year, following an audit that turned up extra money in county coffers.
Debate continued last week before the Martha’s Vineyard Commission over Verizon’s plan to raise a communication tower in Vineyard Haven.
Stormy skies linger over Squibnocket, as some residents try to block a homeowners association from building a raised causeway over wetlands.
Following President Trump's decision to rescind DACA, some Vineyard students face renewed fears about the future.
A preliminary study on a freight route between New Bedford and Vineyard Haven concludes the service could be successful but would have a hefty price...
Edgartown is moving ahead with a plan to reclassify town employees and adjust salary levels.
Santander Bank will close two of its four branches on Martha’s Vineyard before the end of the year, including the historic stone bank in Vineyard...
