Government
With high turnout, Vineyard voters backed businessman Donald Trump and Sen. Bernie Sanders in Tuesday's closely watched presidential primary.
The airport commission has selected an interim manager and welcomes new two new members as a period of change continues at the Island's only...
The lone bid for the new highway department building came in well under budget at $857,500.
Affordable housing, climate change and the health of coastal ponds were all topics that occupied the Martha’s Vineyard Commission in 2015 as it...
Vineyard voters go to the polls Tuesday to cast ballots in the high-profile Presidential primary race that has riveted public attention for months.
With support from officials, a group of residents will get out their shovels and widen a channel between James Pond and Vineyard Sound.
Two public hearing on proposed amendments to Vibrio management regulations this year have been rescheduled from early March to later in the month.
More details emerged last week surrounding a plan by the Martha’s Vineyard Refuse District to expand its central transfer station. The plan has drawn...
The Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) will receive nearly half a million dollars through an annual HUD grant for affordable housing.
Seth’s Pond could see an increase in traffic this summer as a result of a planned new trailhead at the Manaquayak Preserve.
Irked at property owners who do not keep their walks shoveled after snowstorms, Tisbury selectmen are considering a tougher approach.
A European energy company hopes to return to Chilmark next month to present more details about its plans south of the Vineyard.
