Students at the Tisbury School will be relocated indefinitely and the start of school will be delayed, following confirmation this week that chipping lead paint inside the aging building poses a...

A former Tisbury police lieutenant has filed a lawsuit in federal court against the town claiming civil rights violations and breach of contract, among other things. Lieut. Eerik Meisner joined the...

On a foggy morning 12 years ago, Pulitzer Prize-winning author and journalist Tony Horwitz arrived at the pickup summer softball game on Peaked Hill in Chilmark carrying a bat over his shoulder....

In the early 1980s Valerie Jarrett appeared to have it all: a degree from Stanford and a law degree from Michigan, a job at a reputable law firm, a doctor for a husband and a healthy infant daughter...

Oak Bluffs summer residents packed the library meeting room Tuesday to register concerns about their part-time home and talk with town officials before summer ends. The state of public bathrooms, the...

The first time Chantale Duguay Patterson attended the Hospice of Martha’s Vineyard summer soirée, she was working as a nurse for another organization. She took in the crowded fundraiser and...

The inaugural Beach Road Weekend summer music festival was a safe and successful event, town officials and organizers said. “I’ve planned many, many large-scale events, and I know what...

On Friday evening at Built on Stilts, Carol Loud participated in what she said would probably be her final performance at the annual festival. Ms. Loud, 85, wore a dress she received six decades ago...

Congressman Adam Schiff, chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, filled the pews of the Old Whaling Church Thursday evening as he spoke about the state of democracy in the United States and...

The first-of-its-kind Beach Road Weekend music festival begins Friday night in Tisbury’s Veterans Memorial Park. The opening event is a screening of the film Jaws with live accompaniment from...