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The select board voted at its Feb. 25 meeting to approve the transfer of the store’s liquor license, inventory and stock to Sumanbhai Patel’s Dukes...
In a trio of bills filed earlier this year, State Rep. Thomas Moakley requested more staff for the Edgartown District Court, a year-long study into...
On Sunday, officials confirmed that the turbine at the southernmost end of the Vineyard Wind lease off Martha’s Vineyard was apparently hit by...
The Martha’s Vineyard Cultural Council recently awarded more than $60,000 in grants to three dozen Island arts nonprofits.
The future of the Jewish Cultural Festival remains in limbo after the West Tisbury select board this week declined to allow more people at the event...
On the maritime side, Mark Amundsen said his number one priority is to tackle the need for electric propulsion in future vessels.
A new Massachusetts law requiring safety training for all powerboat operators is being hailed by Island boaters and the first responders charged with...
It’s school vacation week here on the Vineyard, which means even some of the hardier year-round businesses close their doors as students and parents...
Island restaurateur Michael Santoro will take over the comfort food spot on Circuit avenue, with plans for a new name and style of food.
The Oak Bluffs board of health decided Tuesday to ask the Inter-Island Public Health Excellence Collaborative, a group that brings together boards...
A new multi-year study to determine the health of the Mill Brook in West Tisbury has found the system is struggling, prompting consideration of how...
Vineyard health care providers are relieved that plans to shutter the closest inpatient mental health facility have been paused by the state.