Government
Featherstone Center for the Arts will move ahead with plans to replace buildings on its campus near the head of Lagoon Pond, but must abide by...
As new developments continue to alter the Island’s coastal ponds, the Martha’s Vineyard Commission is working on its water quality regulations.
President Obama Thursday designated nearly 5,000 square miles of Atlantic ocean southeast of the Vineyard as a marine national monument.
The board of health is putting the final touches on a new nitrogen policy that aims to protect the health of Lake Tashmoo and the Lagoon Pond while...
West Tisbury resident Jacob Ferry announced Wednesday that he is pulling out of the race for state representative and throwing his support behind...
The Martha’s Vineyard Airport commission voted last week to buy the bulk of the electricity for the Island airport from a New York private equity...
Selectmen voted last week to appoint Jeffrey Fisher as the new assistant building inspector.
Vital child care and housing rehabilitation funds on Martha’s Vineyard may face dramatic cuts as a result of proposed changes to the state’s...
Vineyard voters backed Robert Ogden for county sheriff and Paulo C. DeOliveira as Register of Deeds in Thursday’s primary, which sets the ballot for...
Dukes County voters will head to the polls today to cast ballots in the state primary, which features a lengthy line-up of contested races. Polls are...
Bonfires at Herring Creek, a strip of public beach along Lake Tashmoo, are marring the shoreline and causing headaches for the Tisbury fire chief.
As the Chilmark planning board moves forward in its efforts to revamp the town master plan, selectmen have urged a slow approach. A planning...
