Government
A major overhaul of the state zoning, planning and subdivision laws is gaining support from Island planning board members and members of the Martha’s...
Wampanoag tribal leaders reacted with disappointment and casino opponents with relief following a ruling by a federal judge Friday denying the tribe...
Two months after the Martha’s Vineyard Airport Commission placed airport manager Sean Flynn on paid administrative leave there is no outcome...
With time running out on the formal legislative session for the year, a revised bill to overhaul the outdated Massachusetts Public Records Law was...
West Tisbury voters will decide whether to expand a town affordable housing initiative and spend money on a short list of maintenance projects at a...
Oak Bluffs voters will decide whether to authorize additional spending on the Niantic Park reconstruction project and repairs for the North Bluff sea...
A Tisbury recreational scalloper will be allowed to continue using homemade drags with teeth this season while the town discusses new regulations.
Selectmen this week tried to broker a compromise solution in a heated dispute among town shellfishermen over the closing of Sengekontacket Pond to...
The Martha’s Vineyard Schools superintendent has come in with a proposed budget that is up 2.2 per cent over last year.
Chilmark voters easily approved every article during a special town meeting Monday, including repairs to the harbor. The meeting included a special...
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission this week continued its review of a complex proposal to build a an automotive garage and parking area on just over a...
Oyster season opens in West Tisbury this month following approval by the town selectmen and shellfish committee of dates and limits. The recreational...
