Student Arrested at High School for Marijuana, Pellet Guns

A Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School student was arrested Monday after he was found on school grounds in possession of marijuana and pellet guns, according to Oak Bluffs police.

West Tisbury Swears in New Chief of Police

Matthew Mincone was officially sworn in as the chief of police in West Tisbury, taking over for Daniel Rossi who announced his retirement in the fall.

Towns Consider Joining Federal Opioid Case

About 75 municipalities in the commonwealth and hundreds in other states have joined a lawsuit against opioid manufacturers and distributors.

MVC Outlines Nitrogen Reduction Plan for Pond Health

The Martha’s Vineyard Commission presented a water quality management policy with an emphasis on the high nitrogen in coastal ponds.

With Two Ferries Still Out, SSA Works to Keep Up With Demand

With two main Vineyard ferries laid up in Fairhaven, the Steamship Authority said it would continue to use a privately-contracted high-speed passenger service to the Island at least through midweek.

Flying Horses Gallops to the Rescue of Spring

The Flying Horses carousel opened its 143rd season on Saturday, but inside the wooden structure, all those years seemed to blend together.

Hospital Hires New Communications Director

After a difficult year in community relations, the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital has appointed Katrina Delgadillo as its new communications director.

Spring Superior Court Session Starts Monday

The spring sitting of the Dukes County Superior Court begins next Monday, with few criminal cases on the agenda.

585 Herring Creek Road

This cottage sparkles, this environment enchants. You'll find a charming, waterfront beach cottage nestled above the dunes on Vineyard Sound. The beach is right out front and Lake Tashmoo is on the opposite side. There are sweeping views of both from the open plan living area and you can see the sun setting across the water every night. Sliding glass doors on either side allow for maximum views, beautiful natural light, and access to two decks, perfect for outdoor meals or relaxing in the sun or shade.

For Ferry Woes, It's Like Deja Vu All Over Again

The ferry Martha's Vineyard gave a brief scare Saturday evening when a warning light cancelled the 5 p.m. trip from Woods Hole to Vineyard Haven, but technicians were able to fix the issue, said Marc Hanover, the Vineyard representative on the Steamship Authority board of governors.

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