Government
A six-member review committee made up of one person from each Island town will take a last look at the act to establish an Islandwide housing bank...
Arrests for drunk driving and minor traffic accidents occupied Island police over the July Fourth weekend.
The Edgartown Fourth of July parade roared back Monday after a two-year hiatus, with Island institutions turning out in the historic Vineyard...
Richard W. (Richie) Smith will start his new job as superintendent of schools for Martha’s Vineyard July 1 with a first-year salary of $186,500,...
Amy Houghton, chairman of the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School committee for the past year, has resigned her post as a committee member...
The Edgartown Fourth of July parade and fireworks show are back after a two-year pause. The select board unanimously approved the annual rite of...
Two conflicting views on the broad powers of the Martha’s Vineyard Commission to regulate development were aired in the weeklong civil trial which...
Close to a hundred protesters gathered at the Five Corners Saturday expressing their disapproval of the recent Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe...
The Steamship Authority is having trouble hiring enough port engineers to maintain its 10-vessel fleet, while other positions also lack candidates,...
The Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank’s purchase of 18 acres in West Tisbury this week effectively doubled the size of its Wompesket Preserve property. The...
A superior court trial that is expected to test the broad powers of the Martha’s Vineyard Commission to control development on the Island got...
State environmental officials said Wednesday that they now “strongly suspect” that avian influenza is responsible for the death of large numbers of...
