Government
Edgartown selectmen approved removal of a sycamore maple at 65 Davis Lane during a brief meeting Monday.
Plans to expand the store are proceeding slowly, with the planning board hearing results of a traffic study and an update about potential...
J-Way Inc. has resumed dredging the Menemsha channel, though town officials are doubtful the job will be finished by Jan. 31.
A high-stakes legal battle will ultimately determine whether a bingo parlor can be operated on tribal lands at the western tip of the Vineyard.
Chilmark voters Monday breezed through a special town meeting warrant, approving funding for projects in and around Menemsha and enhanced radio...
Edgartown selectmen Monday approved a single tax rate of $3.55 for every $1,000 worth of property, a seven cent decrease over last year’s rate.
Massachusetts attorney general Maura Healey has sued three district attorneys, including Cape and Islands DA Michael O’Keefe, alleging they failed to...
The fate of a historic cottage near the Oak Buffs Library will likely be decided early next year. The owner of the 650-square foot summer home wants...
A slate of commercial projects are under review by the Martha’s Vineyard Commission, including a plan for employee housing above the Lampost in Oak...
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission launched a far-reaching inspection of the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Plant in Plymouth, where a series of recent mishaps...
A resident group has gone to court to block the Kuehn’s Way affordable housing project in Vineyard Haven, claiming the plan is environmentally flawed...
Incoming Cape and Islands Rep. Dylan Fernandes will visit the Vineyard next week.
