Government
Visual impact, neighborhood concerns and questions about future use were all factors in the 4-3 commission vote against a large church expansion...
Island boards of health prepare regulations for fertilizer use to limit leaching of nitrogen and phosphorus into ponds and coastal waters. The...
Amidst public scrutiny of NStar’s vegetation management practices, senior arborists from the utility company addressed concerns of Tisbury residents...
The latest version of the budget is just over $10 million, an 8.2 per cent increase over last year. The finance committee and town accountant in West...
Steamship Authority governors will wait for the appointment of a new Falmouth governor before resuming discussion on the Woods Hole terminal...
Salem is synonymous with witchcraft, Concord with the revolutionary war. But what is the identity of Oak Bluffs? The question was put to community...
The 1,000-foot crescent of sand that lies south of the Lagoon Pond Bridge came as an early Christmas present for the Martha's Vineyard Land Bank,...
Oak Bluffs was recently denied FEMA funding for repairs, in part because the majority of the bluff is owned by the East Chop Association. The road is...
The town selectmen presented a certificate of appreciation to the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) Tuesday for the rare gift of environmental...
Town office administrator Alice Butler, who edits and prepares the report each year, was commended by the selectmen for her efforts.
Town selectmen approved a request from the shellfish committee to add personnel hours, but balked at adding an entirely new employee to the...
Martha’s Vineyard Democrats meet to discuss key issues for candidates to consider in upcoming 2014 elections. The meeting is on Saturday, Dec. 14,...
