Albert O. Fischer has spent nearly all of his life on Martha’s Vineyard, where he was born in 1949. Yet it was his one year away from the Island, when he was drafted into the infantry fighting...

The stage at the Martha’s Vineyard Performing Arts Center became a theatre within a theatre Saturday, when the Yard presented two shows by American Muslim dancer and choreographer Amirah...

Customers lined up for locally-grown vegetables and eggs at Woodside Village Wednesday afternoon, when the Island Grown Mobile Market made its first winter stop at the Island Elderly Housing complex...

The program notes were clear: Four singers and two pianists were on the bill for 2019’s first Wicked Good Musical Revue at the Martha’s Vineyard Playhouse. But, as soprano and musical...

The independent review of the Steamship Authority looked at five major areas of SSA operations and found serious deficiencies in four (the report on communications has been delayed), painting a...

The governing board for the Woods Hole, Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket Steamship Authority agreed Tuesday to hold additional meetings over the winter months to discuss the 140-page independent...

The Steamship Authority needs to change its management culture or face more potentially dangerous disruptions in service, the leader of a five-month study of boat line operations told boat line...

The long-awaited independent review of Steamship Authority management and operations was made public this morning. The 140-page report by maritime specialists HMS Consulting of Seattle describes an...

The Carnegie, Edgartown’s former public library on North Water street, has opened a short-term gallery show with new works by well-known Island artists including Allen Whiting, Jeanne Staples...

School lunches are normally casual affairs, eaten in shifts with food collected on trays. But on Thursday, more than 450 people sat down together in the West Tisbury School gymnasium for a farm-to-...