Government
Laura Marshard, a Vineyard-based prosecutor with the Cape and Islands district attorney’s office, is facing possible disciplinary action by the state...
A revised plan for restoring the Gay Head Light in Aquinnah has prioritized repairs to the 1856 brick tower, although it remains unclear how the town...
Housing on Martha’s Vineyard and a vision for the future take center stage again this week with a second round of workshops in every Island town. The...
The special town meeting meeting is now set for Nov. 29. Money for a long-planned walkway at Philbin Beach and improvements at the Circle top the...
Both young, both Democrats, new legislators on the block Julian Cyr and Dylan Fernandes are eager to begin their jobs on Beacon Hill representing the...
Vineyard voters turned out in high numbers Tuesday, backing Democratic candidates up and down the ballot and electing Robert Ogden as the new county...
While the country looks toward a possible long night waiting for election results, the polls have already closed at the Martha’s Vineyard Regional...
With approval from the Martha’s Vineyard Commission, the owners of Phillips Hardware in Oak Bluffs plan to forge ahead with a new three-story...
Controversial plans for a solar array on forested land in Oak Bluffs are headed for a vote at the Martha’s Vineyard Commission.
Edgartown police officer William Bishop was commended Monday for going out of his way to help members of the community.
Aside from some last minute campaigning and bustling activity at town clerks’ offices, the Island was largely quiet Monday as the clock wound down on...
On the heels of the recent report by the Rural Scholars about addiction on Martha’s Vineyard, the Chilmark selectmen held a wide-ranging discussion...
