News
A battered and idling Island workforce may get some relief in the coming weeks: the 2010 U.S. Census has begun aggressively recruiting census...
Federal authorities plan to open up almost 4,000 square nautical miles of ocean near the Vineyard for potential wind power generation.
A draft...
In a decision that helps cement the ongoing efforts of Island towns and conservation groups to protect the ancient ways that crisscross the...
Nearly $2 million in federal clean water funding awarded this week to Oak Bluffs and Edgartown is expected to bring several long-awaited wastewater...
After hearing an appeal from an oysterman who had his license suspended for fishing after hours, West Tisbury selectmen decided this week that an...
In Sympathy
The Oak Bluffs selectmen called for a moment of silence at their meeting Tuesday night for Steve Myrick, whose teenage daughter was...
Squash Meadow Construction recently completed an Energy Star Level II qualified home. The home, owned by Peter and Andrea Brennan in Vineyard Haven...
Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School students brought home numerous Alliance of Young Artists and Writers Awards sponsored by Scholastic....
For the second time in two months this week the Edgartown selectmen approved a liquor license swap between two downtown liquors stores, one...
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission last Thursday unanimously approved a $1.67 million budget for fiscal year 2011 that will see a decrease in total...
The Martha’s Vineyard Commission last Thursday heard testimony both for and against a proposal to radically reduce the size of the Copeland Plan...
Fair Poster
Submissions for the 149th Agricultural Fair poster are now being accepted. Send your 18 by 24 inch entry to MVAS, Box 73, West Tisbury...