Government
In an election that exposed stark national divides, Vineyard voters threw their support behind Democratic candidates across the region.
The Edgartown select board members approved a Santa-sized list of permits at their meeting on Monday, preparing for the Christmas in Edgartown...
Thanksgiving break will start two days early at the Tisbury School, where an $82 million renovation and addition project is about to ramp up.
Turnout was brisk all day at polling places around the Island as Martha’s Vineyard voters joined Americans across the country by casting ballots in...
Better communication, more collaboration and new training programs are all needed to improve services for elderly Islanders who are homebound, a new...
With the meeting running late, the commission delayed its decision on the Meshacket Commons affordable housing development in Edgartown.
A proposed arts and humanities center in West Tisbury would play host to classes, discussion space and weddings, drawing support and questions during...
Philip J. (Jeffrey) Norton Jr., the longtime Edgartown town moderator who had led town meetings with a deft hand and dry wit for 43 years, died...
Tisbury residents vented about shaking houses, damaged grass, loud noises and heavy traffic during a public meeting Thursday.
Two candidates are facing off in the race for Cape and Islands District Attorney, the first time in two decades the election has not featured the...
Martha’s Vineyard voters are set to weigh in on a trio of contested local races and choose among candidates for regional commissions in midterm...
Island housing advocates have formed a working group to redraft stalled housing bank legislation in the hopes that it can pass at the state level.
