A computer virus temporarily attacked West Tisbury’s computer network this week, town administrator Jennifer Rand told selectmen at their meeting Wednesday afternoon. Ms. Rand said a virus...

Parking tickets brought nearly $230,000 to Island towns in fiscal year 2018, which ended June 30, according to data from the Martha’s Vineyard parking clerk’s office. In total 9,059...

Ongoing debate over whether to install artificial turf athletic fields or grass fields at the regional high school dominated the district committee meeting Monday evening. After heated discussion,...

Tisbury selectmen this week vowed to take both short and long-term steps to correct drainage problems near Hillside Village, the elderly housing complex in Vineyard Haven, after hearing from...

Following more than a year of legal back and forth, the historic stone bank in Vineyard Haven is expected to get its clay tiles back. The Martha’s Vineyard Commission confirmed Tuesday that...

Islandwide collaboration is crucial to improve health education and mental health support at Vineyard public schools, experts from Georgetown University Hospital told school leaders last week....

Inside the closet of the pastor’s office at the Christ United Methodist Church in Vineyard Haven a cobwebbed wooden ladder extends up through a square hole in the ceiling. On a recent...

Edgartown police chief Bruce McNamee credited good samaritans, police officers, fire department volunteers and paramedics for saving a man’s life after a medical emergency caused him to crash...

The high school is investigating a possible hazing incident involving the girls’ field hockey team, the school principal confirmed this week. “It has been brought to the attention of the...

Tisbury selectmen voted to offer the job of police chief to Sturbridge administrative lieutenant Mark Saloio following a public interview and forum at the public safety building Thursday evening....