On Saturday night, the Barn Raisers’ Ball at the Agricultural Hall in West Tisbury will mark the 24th anniversary of the year the Island rallied to raise an old frame for a new barn. The...

A Cape and Islands prosecutor violated the rules when she met with a witness in a case without having his attorney present, a panel for the Boston Board of Bar Overseers (BBO) has ruled. The three-...

A blustery overnight storm passed over the Vineyard Sunday and lingered on Monday, downing trees, roughing up seas and causing cancelled ferries and power outages. Ferry service resumed at around 5 p...

Timothy Johnson’s stunning photograph of birds circling over a wave at Philbin Beach was the audience favorite at the Vineyard Gazette’s recently concluded photo exhibit at Featherstone...

Gerald Jeffers, a Chappaquiddick native who traced his Island Wampanoag roots back more than 200 years, died Monday at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston from complications following a car...

A concerned citizen group launched a community survey this week to gauge public opinion about an array of issues at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital, including the ongoing request for an open...

A concerned citizen group that formed after the recent upheaval at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital is turning up the heat on what group members say is a critical — and longstanding...

Cronig’s Market will withdraw from the popular Island Club discount program, touching off a stir of conversation on social media and in the aisles of the independent grocery store over weekend...

Chilmark siblings Frank, Heidi and Peter Dunkl will receive this year’s Creative Living Award, the Permanent Endowment for Martha’s Vineyard has announced. Self-taught craftsmen, antique...

Capping a summer of tense community relations and damaged confidence in the leadership at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital, the interim president and chief executive officer pledged this week to...