Edgartown, Oak Bluffs and West Tisbury all voted Tuesday to phase out the use of gas-powered leaf blowers by 2028 in order to cut down on noise and emissions.

The building committee for the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School is giving itself more time to narrow down options for a new or renovated school.

One of the two ferry slips at the Steamship Authority terminal in Nantucket is out of commission after the M/V Eagle collided with and damaged the outermost dolphin, a cluster of pilings used to extend the berthing area.

Gary Haley, an electrician who was first elected to the select board in 2016, is running against Christopher Manning, the Gay Head lighthouse keeper and town constable.

Chabad on the Vineyard is still trying to nail down its plans for a popular summer festival after its proposal for parking was met with resistance by Chilmark town officials last week.

The 36th annual ice show led the audience through earth, wind, water and fire with group and solo routines last weekend.

A grammar school, a historic church and a high school performing arts center: what do these three locations have in common? On Tuesday, they will each play an integral role in the ongoing democratic traditions of the Island.

Islanders checked in on their wellness Saturday at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital’s first health fair since the Covid-19 pandemic.

In preparation for my participation in the April 5 protest on Martha’s Vineyard, I pondered what kind of poster I should carry.

A Dukes County grand jury returned indictments against David Capato, who allegedly staged a bomb threat at the Steamship Authority Terminal earlier this year.