The regional high school girls cross country team are division champions for the first time in the program’s history.

The Martha’s Vineyard Airport Commission voted this week to approve a preliminary $5.5 million FY20 airport operating budget, up roughly six per cent.

The Rev. Stephen Harding, pastor at Grace Episcopal Church, arrived on the Vineyard with his family in early November and found a congregation waiting with open arms.

A new cello teacher for Island children and extra support for the homeless will be possible thanks to grants from the Permanent Endowment.

Det. James T. Morse was terminated last Friday for what police called a misuse of the FBI’s Criminal Justice Information Services system.

On Saturday night, the thin crescent moon appears close to the ringed planet Saturn.

United States Marine Corps Capt. Eugene DeFelice (Ret.), now 97, is one of a handful of World War II veterans who are still around to tell their story.

Connect to End Violence makes contact with hundreds of community members every year through prevention, education and outreach events.

Edgartown town clerk Wanda Williams will retire on Nov. 30 after 31 years on the job, making the 2018 midterm election her final one.

Mirroring the heated electoral mood around the country, Vineyard voters turned out in unusually large numbers Tuesday.