Over the past week we've had a series of beautiful days.

Is it fair to forsake a whole category of creature?

A town-sponsored project to develop 60 units of affordable housing in Oak Bluffs has been reconfigured to protect habitat at the site and could soon be bolstered by a law making its way through Beacon Hill.

Last week the southbound migration of shorebirds started with a few sightings of spotted sandpipers, glossy ibis, black-bellied plovers and lesser yellowlegs.

Statistically home to one of the highest percentages of tick-borne illnesses in the world, Martha’s Vineyard will soon be the setting for a clinical trial of a vaccine aimed at preventing Lyme disease.

The vaccination bus returns to Martha's Vineyard on Sunday, July 31.

The Edgartown select board voted Monday to not allow dock dances at Memorial Wharf, at least for now, after the police chief raised concerns about his ability to provide coverage given short staffing this summer.

For two nights last week Beheard.world mesmerized Vineyard audiences with a combination of dance, poetry, song and film, all anchored by a foundation in facilitating racial justice through the arts.

Over the weekend, 51 sailboats spread over six classes raced through the waters of Martha’s Vineyard for the 2022 Martha’s Vineyard Cup Regatta.

On Monday, July 19, Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary will hold its annual fundraising dinner, Sanctuary Supper.