After giving speedy and unanimous approval to an $18.2 million municipal budget, West Tisbury town meeting voters picked at the remaining 36 warrant articles Tuesday night in a four-hour marathon...

Year-round and seasonal residents who responded in equal numbers to a Vineyard Gazette community survey about mopeds on Martha’s Vineyard share strong opposition to moped rentals on the Island...

A Chappaquiddick property owner’s long-running bid to build a boardwalk over a salt marsh near Cape Pogue Pond has been sent back once again to the Edgartown conservation commission by the...

Vineyard residents are highly concerned about ticks and tick-borne illness, according to a newly-released community survey in which 79 per cent of respondents said they would support a significant...

West Tisbury voters dispensed with the business of town government in exactly three hours on Tuesday night, pecking at various spending proposals but ultimately approving every one in front of them...

Affordable housing took center stage in West Tisbury Tuesday night as voters completed their annual town meeting that began two weeks ago.Voters spent most of two hours debating four of the seven...

The town of Edgartown can legally prohibit down harbor resident Barbara Boch from taking off and landing a helicopter on her lawn, a Massachusetts Land Court judge ruled this week.Ruling in a long-...

A federal court case that could decide whether the Wampanoag tribe has the right to open a gaming facility in Aquinnah has inched forward with an interim ruling that allows a group of town taxpayers...

Aquinnah landowners who have been battling for nearly 18 years to develop some 30 acres of land off Moshup Trail won a favorable decision this week from the state Court of Appeals, but the convoluted...

A two-year effort by a group of Chilmark landowners to use herbicides to combat the invasive weed phragmites in Squibnocket Pond came to an end this week with a brief judgment by a justice of the...