As the Island adult education nonprofit ACE MV continues to sharpen its focus on workforce development and collaboration with the regional high school, a new executive director has taken the helm....

When a person is struggling with a substance use disorder on the Island, police officers are often among the first to know. They arrive first on the scene after a drunk driving accident, place...

This summer was the busiest yet for the new Island Intervention Center, director David Araujo said. The clinic, which opened in July 2017, operates a 24-hour emergency services phone line and...

The new school year began with a new three-year contract for Island teachers and support staff. Bargaining concluded last month when both sides agreed on a two per cent increase in salaries across...

At a special town meeting next month, Tisbury voters will be asked to approve emergency funding for temporary classrooms and unforeseen expenses related to the relocation of elementary school...

Squanto, famously remembered as a friendly Native American interpreter and guide to English settlers, was really named Tisquantum. He and 26 other Wampanoag men were kidnapped and taken to England in...

The Edgartown police department has achieved accreditation status from the Massachusetts Police Accreditation Commission, police chief Bruce McNamee announced last week. Accreditation is the second...

The population of English language learning students in Island public schools continues to grow significantly, program director Leah Palmer told the all-Island school committee this week. In 2012,...

Dr. Shelley Einbinder, the new principal of the Edgartown School, is determined to know the name of every student and family at the school. She’s studied old yearbooks, lists and school reports...

Town and school leaders took constructive steps this week to address the problems at the Tisbury School, authorizing the use of emergency funds to cover immediate needs after the school was declared...