As the Steamship Authority nears two years of off-season construction at its Woods Hole terminal, costs for the project have surpassed $70 million, boat line general manager Robert Davis confirmed this week.

With growing global concern over the coronavirus, Island health officials are bracing for another historic year for a more familiar virus: the flu.

There are 20 Island selectmen, the vast majority of them over 60. But with the deadline still a month away for filing nomination papers, three young candidates have already declared that they will be running.

Martha’s Vineyard Bank Charitable Foundation will provide community impact grants with awards totaling $5,000.

Come in and scoop up Mitzi, she won’t last long.

Following years of discussion, planning and controversy, the Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School this week submitted the first phase of a plan to renovate the school track and athletic fields.

West Tisbury selectmen raised concerns Wednesday with a warrant article proposed by the Vineyard Transit Authority (VTA) aimed at restoring full bus service to the Island.

The Martha’s Vineyard High School Swim Team finished its dual meet season with a split result against Sacred Heart on Tuesday afternoon at the YMCA.

When Gabby Carr was eight years old and the YMCA first opened on the Island she joined the Makos, the Vineyard’s youth swim team.

The Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank reported revenues of $253,110 for the business week ending on Friday, Jan. 24 2020.