Government
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission on Thursday voted to require Santander Bank to restore the terra-cotta roof on its iconic stone building on Main...
Against a backdrop of rocketing demand for vacation rentals on the Cape and Islands, state lawmakers are anticipating the passage of a sweeping tax...
A Tisbury police officer who has served on the town force for more than 25 years returned to duty just as the town released a critical report.
The Edgartown selectmen unanimously rejected a proposal by shoe company M. Gemi to sell shoes with complementary gelato out of a truck this summer.
Deliveries to Circuit avenue in Oak Bluffs by way of the Camp Ground will continue for now, as the Martha’s Vineyard Camp Meeting Association works...
Two Vineyard Haven restaurants this week were cleared to serve all types of alcohol, not just beer and wine.
Mopeds will be available to rent again in Oak Bluffs this summer, perhaps as soon as this weekend, following a court order late last week clearing...
Chilmark is the first Island town to raise the minimum purchase age for tobacco products to 21. A policy was passed by the board of health on May 17.
The Hon. Cornelius J. Moriarty sternly told an attorney for the Hall family to submit a detailed plan for repairs by the end of the day Tuesday — or...
A superior court judge cleared the way Friday for three Oak Bluffs moped dealerships to open for business, ordering the town to grant waivers to a...
The Martha’s Vineyard Airport is gearing up for summer with the return of seasonal airlines, terminal upgrades, extra training for staff and noise...
The Tisbury selectmen this week set plans in motion to clear the way for restaurants hoping to serve hard alcohol to diners this summer.
