Government
In an effort to lower nitrogen amounts in Sengekontacket Pond, Edgartown and Oak Bluffs are embarking on a yearly project to grow oysters in the...
Members of a search committee recommended three finalists on Tuesday for the role of Tisbury town administrator, a position left vacant since John...
With the deadline now past to apply for commercial casino licenses in Massachusetts, the chairman of the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) said...
The town of Oak Bluffs has ordered an East Chop summer resident to remove a series of illegal additions from a large home building project on...
West Tisbury selectmen reviewed a plan this week to improve traffic safety at the intersection of Old County and State Roads.
The plan calls for...
Thanks to the generosity of a group of Edgartown residents, a new police and fire boat will be floating on Edgartown harbor this summer.
On Monday...
The Steamship Authority governors Tuesday authorized $2.5 million in repairs for the Oak Bluffs ferry terminal, which was damaged in Hurricane Sandy...
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission began the new year meeting last Thursday with a round of introductions before getting on to more typical perennial...
As the Massachusetts Department of Public Health scrambles to write regulations for the medical marijuana law that went into effect Jan. 1, towns are...
The Edgartown lighthouse, having outlived its mission as a beacon for ships, is on the verge of its next chapter as a town-owned landmark.
Edgartown...
In an attempt to raise more revenue, Dukes County commissioners voted this week to support a state bill spearheaded by Norfolk county that would...
Shared use of a fingerprinting machine sparked discussion among the Aquinnah selectmen this week about the terms of a contract between the town and...
