Government
The Aquinnah selectmen will send a formal cease and desist letter to the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) asking the tribe to halt all activity...
The chairman of the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) announced that work will begin soon to convert a tribal community center into a gambling...
Oak Bluffs selectmen agreed this week to sign an intermunicipal agreement that will allow the county to buy a building to house the Center for Living...
A recent incident involving a vicious dog attack came to a swift end this week with the announcement by the Tisbury selectmen that the three dogs...
Edgartown’s newest full-time police officers are ready for duty just in time for the department’s busiest day of the year, when the town fills up for...
The ambulance service which provides EMS to the three up-Island towns is undergoing a change in leadership. Tri-Town chief Paul (Zeke) Wilkins has...
The director of the Tisbury department of public works has resigned, town administrator John (Jay) Grande confirmed Thursday.
Guided by historic documents and modern technology, Vineyard Land Surveying reestablished the town line running through Menemsha Pond between...
In light of public concerns that emerged last year, the Chilmark housing committee has revised its applications and other guidelines related to...
The town of Aquinnah will seek a cultural designation for the area around Aquinnah Circle, including the Gay Head Light, from the Massachusetts...
The former Marine Hospital, now owned by the Martha’s Vineyard Museum, could become an event venue in the near future if the Tisbury selectmen...
More traffic officers, more signs, more street painting and additional monitoring cameras are all short-term fixes suggested by the Edgartown...
