Government
The broad powers of the Martha’s Vineyard Commission and the character of the Island will be on trial in superior court next month.
Martha’s Vineyard towns are issuing indoor mask advisories as a public health precaution, as Covid cases spike upwards again due to the highly...
With a $7 million overhaul of the high school athletic fields now stalled, the high school committee meets Monday to decide the next steps.
The ferry Nantucket was back in service Friday morning after a week of mechanical breakdowns and shuffling on the Vineyard route.
A long-serving Edgartown police sergeant is slated to become the next police chief in Oak Bluffs after the town select board voted Monday afternoon...
Martha’s Vineyard is currently classified as high risk for Covid-19, with case counts on the rise and one person hospitalized with the virus as of...
The Martha’s Vineyard airport commission voted last week to adopt a roughly $12 million operating budget for the coming year.
Issues from abortion protections to the Martha’s Vineyard Housing Bank were top of mind for Islanders at a town hall forum hosted by state Rep. Dylan...
The progress pride flag will fly from the Oak Bluffs town hall as planned next month, but a new policy will set strict rules for the future about non...
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission has adopted a new demolition policy for historic buildings as it rethinks its role in preserving the diverse...
Voters flocked to the polls for the Aquinnah town election Thursday, approving the housing bank question by a large margin.
The Tisbury select board voted Wednesday to promote two town police officers, Andrew Silvia and Edward St. Pierre, to sergeant.
