The Martha's Vineyard Land Bank does not pay property taxes and in fact takes property taxes off the tax roll.

The land bank watched with interest the Island's recent debate and deliberation over the housing bank.

From the Nov. 4, 1932 edition of the Vineyard Gazette:

The Martha's Vineyard Land Bank reported revenues of $386,860.10 for the business week ending on Friday, Oct. 28, 2022.

Island housing advocates have formed a working group to redraft stalled housing bank legislation in the hopes that it can pass at the state level.

The popular downtown Edgartown restaurant Rockfish has been sold to Island restaurateur Mike Santoro, as the Oak Bluffs and Vineyard Haven business owner expands into his third down-Island town.

In an unusual case, four Chappaquiddick property owners are suing the Vineyard Open Land Foundation seeking to bar the nonprofit from selling a three-acre lot near Katama Bay.

A collective vision for the future of up-Island senior services began to take shape on Wednesday morning, as focus group findings begin to guide Howes House renovation plans.

The Chilmark select board considered two Menemsha dock disputes on Tuesday evening. The meeting highlighted differing approaches by the town harbormaster and harbor advisory committee to waterways regulations.

The Aquinnah select board and shop owners at the Aquinnah Circle are looking to standardize existing store leases, which expired this year and have historically varied in terms.