The Oak Bluffs Association (OBA) wants to send out a huge thank you to everyone who made Light Up Oak Bluffs so special this year.

The recent article in the Gazette describing the newly proposed Massachusetts septic and sewage regulations has particular relevance to controversies on Martha’s Vineyard.

On Thanksgiving day I was off-Island visiting family in America. I had arranged for a friend of mine and his caregiver to have Thanksgiving dinner delivered.

Starting Nov. 25, the Vineyard Transit Authority, through a statewide initiative, will be offering fare free service for the rest of the year.

There's a church in Tisbury that needs a window restored.

The Gay Head 10K committee would like to thank everyone who helped to make the ninth annual Gay Head 10K, a Race for the Light, another success.

With the presentation of the focus group findings at its Nov. 2 meeting, the West Tisbury building committee now knows what the future of Howes House might, could and should look like.

I don't think we've reached the tipping point of conserving our Island land; we've exceeded the tenable tipping point of building Martha's Vineyard out.

As a lifelong Democrat I am concerned about the partisan sentiments expressed in A Great Time in your Oct. 14 edition.

I am concerned that the bike path that runs along Veterans Park is closed for 14 days during the Beach Road Music Festival.