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Women Empowered is proud to announce the first Empowered Woman of the Year Award. Nominations are now being accepted for the woman whose attributes...
The Trustees of Reservations have a new superintendent for the management of the Chappaquiddick properties of Cape Pogue, Wasque, Mytoi and Norton...
An apparently routine amendment to a Tisbury bylaw about keeping dogs on leashes dominated proceedings at a special town meeting Tuesday.
Laurie...
The Martha’s Vineyard Museum announced this week that executive director Keith Gorman has resigned.
Mr. Gorman, who took over as executive...
Better cell phone coverage for up-Island towns appears still a way off, judging by the opposition to a proposed system voiced at a long and arduous...
The Permanent Endowment for Martha’s Vineyard awarded $11,730 in grants this spring to 12 nonprofit organizations on the Island. Debbie Hale,...
An attempt to hike Aquinnah commercial shellfish licenses from $200 to $1,000, to help fund an apparent six-figure shortfall in the town budget,...
The Oak Bluffs annual town election is active this year with four key contests. Five candidates are running for two seats on the board of selectmen...
In a repeat of sorts of a hotly contested race three years ago for West Tisbury assessor, longtime incumbent Michael Colaneri will face once again...
The U.S. Small Business Administration is reminding local businesses that Economic Injury Disaster Loans are still available to small businesses...
Two Island men accused of attacking and robbing the elderly ticket taker of the Capawock Theatre in Vineyard Haven last September pleaded guilty...
Two well-known Oak Bluffs landmarks are being worked on in anticipation of summer.
The photogenic bandstand in Ocean Park (often erroneously...