Veterans Day is today, and Islanders join others around the country in observing the national holiday. A parade begins at 10:45 this morning in Oak Bluffs. The route begins at Nancy’s...

A powerful storm brought high winds to Martha’s Vineyard Thursday, downing trees, knocking out power and forcing a day of canceled ferries. All ferry service to the two Islands was suspended...

Ferries were running again Saturday morning after a prolonged gale battered Martha’s Vineyard for three straight days. The Steamship Authority suspended all ferry service to the Island all day...

Martha’s Vineyard Community Services executive director Julie Fay will retire next year, the nonprofit announced Tuesday. Ms. Fay has been at the helm of the Island’s unique umbrella...

As part of an ongoing effort to reduce the incidence of tick-borne illness, bow hunters on Martha’s Vineyard this year will be offered a monetary incentive to take additional female deer. In...

Early Wednesday afternoon, Ralph and Cynthia DeFelice saw and photographed a coyote swimming between two of the Elizabeth islands. In an email to the Gazette, the DeFelices said they spotted the...

Martha’s Vineyard schoolchildren and others joined a day of activism around the globe Friday to protest inaction in the face of a climate change crisis. Climate strike day saw children and...

An Oak Bluffs man and former volunteer firefighter was the victim of a homicide over the weekend in Fall River. Eric Voshell, 39, and two other men were shot outside a bar in Fall River Friday night...

Solemn ceremonies marking the anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks were held around the Island Wednesday morning. This marks the 18th anniversary of 9/11. Observances were held at fire and...

Martha’s Vineyard was lashed with wind and rain overnight from Hurricane Dorian. The storm passed about 147 miles south of the Island early Saturday. After a blustery night and early morning,...