The first floor of the Edgartown town hall is finally set to reopen by appointment only on Wednesday, Sept. 9.

Tisbury Waterways, Inc., has announced more than $6,500 in awards for water quality programs and education.

A slow dribble of Island voters — readied with masks, hand sanitizer and yoga mats — headed to the polls Tuesday for the state primary election, with tight races for the junior senate seat topping both sides of the ballot. Polls are open from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. at stations across the Island.

Sept. 15 is the application deadline for grants from the Permanent Endowment for Martha's Vineyard.

As I work at home during the pandemic I’ve become attuned to the rhythm of the neighborhood.

A third Steamship Authority employee in the past four days has tested positive for Covid-19, causing reverberations throughout the entire ferry service.

On Monday, Harbor Homes of Martha’s Vineyard dedicated their newly opened, six-bedroom home for low income residents.

The long-planned reconstruction of a half-mile stretch of Beach Road in Vineyard Haven is scheduled to begin Sept. 8, the Massachusetts Department of Transportation has announced.

New data from traffic counters across the Island shows a notable decline in vehicle activity on the Vineyard this summer — except at the beach.

Fifteen-year-old Jack Lionette took home the gold in the second annual Chappaquiddick Point to Point race Sunday, finishing in 29:34.7.