The windy rain and chill signaling more like fall than spring was no match for the rush of activities in Oak Bluffs preparing for what portends to be a very busy summer.

The rule for turning off the heat on April 1 has been completely broken and if you are following that rule, you sure are the better person.

The May wind whipped across the Menemsha parking lot like an industrial sandblaster.

Years ago, Richard Sears had a big bouquet of roses delivered to the Chappy Ferry every week as a year-long birthday gift to his wife.

The West Tisbury Farmers’ Market will continue at the Martha’s Vineyard Agricultural Society on Panhandle Road, following a unanimous vote by the town zoning board of appeals Thursday.

The Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School has found a new head football coach in Tony Mottola, a former member of the Las Vegas Raiders coaching staff.

Aquinnah voters closed out the Island political season with a bang Tuesday night, packing the old town hall for their annual town meeting and handing resounding approval to the Martha’s Vineyard Housing Bank.

The Covid-19 risk level was elevated from low to medium on Martha’s Vineyard this week amid a steady rise in cases.

Lagoon Pond Association invites community members to celebrate the lagoon on Saturday, May 21.

Martha's Vineyard Museum announces that applications for the 2022 Whale of an Idea Scholarship are now available.