A long-awaited toxicology report became a new point of tension at a Martha’s Vineyard Commission hearing Thursday on the $7 million athletic field renovation.

On Tuesday morning, well before sunrise, look to the southeastern sky.

The Island Housing Trust and MassHousing have closed on $1.12 million in financing for the seven-unit housing development, a former bed and breakfast in Vineyard Haven.

The Department of Conservation and Recreation plans to immediately close some 25 miles of unpermitted trails that were carved into the Manuel F. Correllus State Forest, and has initiated a five-year restoration plan after citing Sheriff’s Meadow Foundation for the unauthorized clearing.

Every Island town appears poised to reschedule its annual town meeting until May or later. Town elections will be held on the usual dates.

Beach sticker prices in Chilmark are going up this summer, after selectmen voted Tuesday to raise walk-on and parking pass prices across the board.

Owners of the Edgar Hotel are looking to convert a large, unoccupied residential house on Edgartown’s Upper Main street into a 19-room inn.

The new PBS documentary series by Henry Louis Gates Jr. includes scenes from the Union Chapel in Oak Bluffs.

With the federal appeals court decision last week requiring the Wampanoag tribe to obtain local permits before starting construction of a bingo hall in Aquinnah, tribal leaders have two choices.

Islanders needed no reminder this week about the fickle ways of March.