Aquinnah Approves Funds for Town Hall Repairs

Aquinnah residents dedicated more than $500,000 to improving municipal infrastructure and town-owned properties at the annual town meeting Tuesday.

Environmental Police Investigate Dead Alligator Found in West Tisbury

The dead gator was found on Saturday at Sepiessa Point Reservation in West Tisbury, a police spokesperson confirmed.

Newcomer Wins Tisbury School Committee Seat

The Tisbury School committee will be seeing a new face as Alicia Lesnikowska defeated incumbent member Michael Watts for a three-year term on the committee.

MVYouth Awards Nearly $1Million in Education Scholarships

MVYouth has awarded almost $1 million in education scholarships for 11 graduating seniors this year.

High Schooler Steps Up for Veterans Housing

Harrison Lazarus, a junior at Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School, is teaming up with the Harley Riders and local businesses to raise money for Island veterans.

Sailors Get Warm Menemsha Welcome After Completing the Atlantic Circuit

Josh Kegan and Enrica Rossi’s boat the S/V Lúthien appeared on the horizon of Menemsha Harbor on Saturday morning for the first time in a year.

Nonprofit Takes Ownership of Nobska Light

A beacon familiar to Island travelers is changing hands after about 200 years of government management. 

Supreme Court Declines Second Vineyard Wind Petition

Last Monday, the court announced it would not take up the appeal filed by the Responsible Offshore Development Alliance, keeping a previous ruling on the 62-turbine Vineyard Wind project intact.

Draw It on the Ground; Build It Upside Down

When Jim Boos, a retired yacht captain living on Bequia, took it upon himself to help the community rebuild a historic whaleboat called the Iron Duke, he hired Ross Gannon and Nat Benjamin to fly down this winter with their families and a few tools and help get the local boatbuilders started.

Stonewall Homeowners File Appeal Over House Move Restrictions

The Chilmark conservation commission gave property owners along Stonewall Beach permission to relocate their homes and bolster the deteriorating cliff. But, upset with what they consider burdensome limits on the plan, the homeowners have filed an appeal.

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