Government
With virtually no discussion, the regional high school district committee voted Monday to certify an $18.6 million operating budget for the coming...
Four Vineyard applicants are among 100 finalists in the race to open medical marijuana dispensaries across the state. Two final applicants are from...
The Five Corners intersection took center stage at the Martha’s Vineyard Commission this week as public discussion began about potential traffic...
In a court case that takes up the issue of whether public money can be spent on historic preservation of churches, a group of Oak Bluffs residents...
Taking his victory as a mandate for more openness, the newly-elected chairman of the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) vowed this week to put...
Tisbury selectmen voted to set a tax rate of $8.46 for the coming year, slightly above last year’s rate of $8.01.
And after discussion at the public...
The Aquinnah fire chief said this week that public safety concerns in the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) tribal housing community have been...
After heartfelt discussion about the cost of education on the Vineyard, the all-Island school committee approved a $5.4 million budget for...
After more than a year of discussion, Oak Bluffs is poised to modernize its fire department by creating a new command structure.
Prospect of a Vineyard casino was thrust back into the spotlight this week with the announcement the tribe was moving to build a gaming facility in...
Upcoming changes to a major intersection are on the right track, West Tisbury town officials said at a public hearing Wednesday.
After considerable debate, Oak Bluffs voters approved a bylaw regulating the location of medical marijuana dispensaries at a special town meeting...
