Under the proposal, the owner of a private residence in town could not hold more than two events per month with 50 or more people, nor host more than five large events a year.

Joe and Emily Monteiro, the team behind 19 Prime and 19 Raw, are taking over the Copper Anchor’s lease this April, looking to open a new restaurant, 9, later this spring.

In Chilmark last Friday, a queen and a mother, horned and cloven-hooved, died at the Native Earth Teaching farm after a period of illness.

Unlike most Featherstone shows, which bring together the diverse viewpoints of visual artists, MVC@50 aims a focused lens at the commission’s half-century of planning authority over developments affecting the Vineyard as a whole.

Sixteen regional high school students won a total of 22 awards at the 2024 Massachusetts Scholastic Art Awards.

James Klingensmith will step down Tuesday following his planned move to Oak Bluffs.

Trips aboard the ferry were cancelled Monday after its steering gear pumps were out of sync.

The public is invited and will have a chance to listen to candidates present their positions and ask questions. 

The Martha’s Vineyard Branch of the NAACP will hold a panel discussion, Subtle Acts of Microaggression, on Sunday, March 17, at 2 p.m., at the Martha’s Vineyard Hebrew Center.

Cape Cod 5 recently welcomed local public-school teachers to their headquarters for a reception celebrating the 24th Annual Cape Cod 5 Educational Mini-Grants Awards.