A first-time rooms tax, increased protection for the Mill Brook watershed and a change of day for the annual town meeting are all set to come before West Tisbury voters next week. The annual town...

Five figures enveloped in dark green blankets are sitting on the floor of a dance studio. Slowly, they awaken and emerge from their cocoons. One lays her blanket on the floor as if at the beach....

The Island Housing Trust broke ground on their newest affordable housing project Thursday that will be nestled in a wooded hollow on Greenwood avenue across from Camp Jabberwocky. Community housing...

A wave of new opponents awaits the regional high school spring sports teams as the program transitions into the eight-team Cape and Islands league. Coaches echoed this week they are confident their...

Early signs point to another busy summer season with strong advance ferry reservations and a surge of hotel and rental bookings. “I think the Island is going to sink another few inches in...

The Falmouth Academy science fair loomed, just a couple of months away, and 16-year-old Noah Glasgow’s project was in serious jeopardy. Experiments weren’t going anywhere and the...

Eclipse Studio isn’t a yoga studio. It’s not an acupuncture clinic, writing center or art gallery, either. Well, not technically. To owner Antone Dias, it’s all of that and more. It...

Edgartown artist Brandon Newton was painting in Menemsha last summer when he heard a car horn blaring behind him and someone shouting his name. It was Aquinnah artist Abe Pieciak, who was looking for...

Cardboard rockets, lemon batteries and “healthy” Pop-Tarts were just a few of the projects displayed at the annual high school science fair Saturday morning that would have made Bill Nye...

Congressman Bill Keating, meeting with Island constituents Thursday evening in Vineyard Haven, fielded questions ranging from economic development to Washington gridlock to legislation he sponsored...