The Oak Bluffs selectmen took the Oak Bluffs Land and Wharf Company to task this week for parking tour vans along Circuit avenue extension and other parts of downtown, which they say runs counter to...

Dozens of Islanders suffering from addiction have found their way to off-Island detox centers through a program organized last year by Martha’s Vineyard Community Services and the Martha’...

The Martha’s Vineyard Commission will review a proposal by the Island Housing Trust to demolish a historic home on West William street in Vineyard Haven, where the trust wants to build...

The Martha’s Vineyard Commission has approved what may become the Island’s first facility for growing, testing and packaging medical marijuana. Geoff Rose, owner of Patient Centric of...

On a bright afternoon last week, Bill Wilcox stood on a dirt road in Chilmark and peered through the foliage at a shallow impoundment near the headwaters of the Mill Brook. A few frogs could be heard...

A growing number of Falmouth residents say they are losing sleep as a result of morning truck traffic to the Vineyard. At a well-attended public hearing in Falmouth on Tuesday, dozens of residents...

Last summer, Sam Look of the Vineyard Conservation Society collected a cup of water from Tisbury Great Pond, and another from Look’s Pond just upstream on the Tiasquam River, and delivered them...

With year-round rentals on the Island more sparse than at any time in recent memory, the Martha’s Vineyard Commission has begun exploring the possibility of purchasing staff housing. In an...

The Edgartown Yacht Club may soon get its first big makeover in decades. In response to periodic flooding from storms and tides, the club has proposed raising the seaward portion of its wharf...

As a high school student in Jacksonville, Fla., in the 1970s, Carla Harris had no idea that she would end up on Wall Street, publish two books and become one of the most powerful women in corporate...