Government
The National Trust for Historic Preservation announced in a ceremony at the Gay Head Cliffs Wednesday morning that it had named the Gay Head Light to...
The arts took center stage in Vineyard Haven this week as three cultural organizations received grants from the state. Selectmen also voted to...
April Steamship Authority traffic was down slightly from the same period last year, though summer numbers are showing improvement.
At the Steamship...
The Department of Conservation and Recreation has awarded the county a $75,000 grant to help finance a beach rehabilitation project, Dukes County...
After years of financial struggles, Oak Bluffs is poised to make up a $600,000 deficit in free cash by the end of June, town administrator Robert...
A complicated arrangement that will require the town of Edgartown to put additional land under a conservation restriction in exchange for expanding...
Improved cell phone service will becoming to West Tisbury after the town zoning board of appeals approved a special permit for a tower off New Lane,...
Dr. Donald M. Berwick, a Chilmark summer resident and former Obama administration official, announced Monday that he will run for governor in 2014....
Martha’s Vineyard Head Start will lose two slots in its home-based preschool program because of the federal budget cuts known as sequestration.
Acting behind closed doors, the Tisbury selectmen voted without dissent Monday to fire a Tisbury police officer who is the subject of a criminal...
The Dukes County pest management program will be discontinued beginning July 1 due to lack of funding. County manager Martina Thornton notified...
An ambitious state solar energy program has reached its goal four years ahead of schedule, leaving questions about whether some projects on the...
