Government
Facing an unforeseen deadline for spending a major state grant, a town committee has stepped up the pace in the effort to restore Squibnocket Beach....
Oak Bluffs is one step closer to receiving disaster aid to dredge a channel to Sengekontacket Pond, following informal approval from the Federal...
Robert’s Way near the Edgartown School has been closed all summer but will now be open at night and on weekends, following a vote by the town...
The town selectmen approved funding for a new vestibule and are talking seriously about replacing the oak floor, which has been buckling for years.
Four months after the Vineyard Gazette asked the town of Tisbury for public records surrounding the Stop & Shop expansion proposal, the town has...
The Chilmark selectmen this week added their voices to the growing body of opinion and research related to the town’s efforts to restore a portion of...
The town of Edgartown and the Martha’s Vineyard Commission won a major land use victory this week when the Massachusetts Court of Appeals ruled that...
Lawrence-Lynch Corp. was low bidder on the project, which aims to create a 1,900-car central parking facility in East Falmouth for summer overflow...
Emergency management leaders have been busy planning within their respective town boundaries, but coordinating an Islandwide response has been slower...
The Hon. Richard Chin said in a written opinion that the county manager may not serve as an ex officio nonvoting member of the airport commission,...
Discussion over the future use of the old West Tisbury police station building continued this week as the selectmen worked to develop a lease for the...
Summer taxpayers in Oak Bluffs had plenty of complaints to bring before the selectmen this week during the annual meeting hosted for them by the town...
