Government
The owner of Lambert’s Cove Inn withrew a special permit application for outdoor dining after neighbors continued to push back against the proposal.
A slate of political newcomers is looking to unseat a crowded field of longtime incumbents in tribal government.
Beach Road Weekend was a hit for thousands of music lovers and many down-Island businesses, but a mixed bag for some Tisbury neighbors, the town...
Commercial and recreational shellfishermen asked the select board to roll back new catch limits, saying stricter bushel maximums were unnecessary and...
In a wide-ranging meeting, the Martha’s Vineyard Commission listened to public comment and continued hearings on a slate of proposed projects,...
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission was hit with another lawsuit this week, this time from the owners of a historic West Chop house.
The Chilmark select board made a number of appointments at its meeting this week, including a new board of health inspector and select board chair.
A regional funding agreement to renovate the Howes House was the focus of a joint meeting with representatives from the three up-Island towns.
Edgartown is well on its way to becoming a state-recognized “green community,” thanks to the work of the energy committee chaired by Alan Straher.
Tisbury select board member Larry Gomez has stepped down from his seat effective Oct. 1 citing health reasons.
The West Tisbury select board intervened this week to try and get a town-sponsored affordable housing project at 401 State Road back on track.
Tisbury residents, town staff, business owners and workers are urged to join the town’s master plan steering committee for an online meeting Oct. 11.
